TLDR Summary
$GRVT withdrawals from the GRVT Exchange are currently supported on the Ethereum network only, with a dynamic fee of approximately 2 USDT. If you want to move $GRVT between Ethereum and BSC, you can do so via the GRVT Bridge at https://grvt.io/exchange/bridge. Bridging is supported in both directions. |
1) Withdrawing $GRVT from the GRVT Exchange
Withdraw at https://grvt.io/exchange/withdraw
Supported network: Ethereum only. GRVT settles to Ethereum, so withdrawals exit through the Ethereum Bridge. There is no direct path to any other network.
Withdrawal Fee: fixed at 2 USDT, fees are charged in $GRVT. The $GRVT amount varies with the GRVT/USDT spot price; the Withdraw screen shows the exact amount before you confirm.
On-chain transfers are final. Double-check your destination address and network before confirming.
2) Bridging $GRVT between Ethereum and BSC
GRVT runs on its own rollup that settles to Ethereum, so $GRVT withdrawals from the exchange go to Ethereum only (fee: 2 USDT, charged in $GRVT).
To move $GRVT between Ethereum and BSC, use the GRVT Bridge at https://grvt.io/exchange/bridge powered by Wormhole. It works in both directions.
Bridging fees
Bridging fees are separate from withdrawal fees and vary by direction:
ETH → BSC: approximately ~$0.13–$0.25 USDT in ETH
BSC → ETH: approximately ~$1–$2 USDT in BNB
These fees are dynamic and subject to change based on network conditions at the time of the transaction. In addition to the bridging fee, you will also need to pay the standard gas fee required to send the transaction on the source network.
How to bridge your $GRVT
The GRVT Bridge (https://grvt.io/exchange/bridge) moves $GRVT between Ethereum and BSC in either direction. To get exchange $GRVT onto BSC: withdraw to Ethereum first, then bridge.
Fees, plus standard gas on the source network:
Ethereum to BSC: approximately $0.13-$0.25, paid in ETH
BSC to Ethereum: approximately $1-$2, paid in BNB
To bridge:
Under "From", choose the source network and enter your wallet address.
Under "To", enter the destination network details.
Click "Connect source wallet" and proceed.
3) FAQs
Q: Which networks are supported for $GRVT withdrawals from the GRVT Exchange?
At the moment, withdrawals are only supported via the Ethereum Bridge. Support for additional networks may be added in the future.
Q: Why is the withdrawal fee approximately 2 USDT and not a fixed amount?
The withdrawal fee is dynamic and reflects the cost of processing the transaction on the Ethereum network at that point in time. Network fees fluctuate based on congestion. The exact fee will always be shown on the Withdraw screen before you confirm, so you can review it before proceeding.
Q: Can I bridge $GRVT from BSC back to Ethereum?
Yes. The GRVT Bridge supports bridging in both directions — ETH → BSC and BSC → ETH. Simply select the appropriate source network when setting up your bridge transaction.
Q: Are bridging fees the same as withdrawal fees?
No, these are two separate fees. Withdrawal fees apply when moving $GRVT from the GRVT Exchange to an external wallet. Bridging fees apply when moving $GRVT between the Ethereum and BSC networks using the GRVT Bridge. Both fees are dynamic and based on network conditions at the time of the transaction.
Q: Do I need to pay gas fees on top of the bridging fee?
Yes. In addition to the bridging fee, you will need to pay the standard gas fee required to send the transaction on the source network. The amount will depend on network conditions at the time.
Q: I sent $GRVT to the wrong address. Can it be recovered?
No. On-chain transfers are final. If you believe there was a platform-side error, contact [email protected] with your Account ID and transaction details.
Q: I sent $GRVT to the wrong address. Can it be recovered?
Possibly. For now, Ethereum is the only supported network.
Have more questions? Contact the GRVT support team at [email protected]