Abstract plans to shut down on December 15, 2026. Open the official Migration Hub with the wallet that holds your funds. The Native Bridge can take ETH and supported tokens to Ethereum. For an NFT or funds held inside an app, start with that project’s instructions. Abstract says funds left on the chain at shutdown will become inaccessible.
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Find everything you hold on Abstract
Start with the address you used on Abstract. If you signed in with Abstract Global Wallet, open that account and check its address. If you used a browser wallet, check each account you used. An old transaction can help you find the right address. Look it up in Abscan to see its balances and transfers. Open the apps you used as well. A lending deposit, liquidity position or game balance may need to be withdrawn from the app before the funds appear in your wallet.
Choose a receiving address you control on the destination network. Abstract Global Wallet accounts are A program recorded on a blockchain. It performs defined actions with funds and data when called, such as exchanging tokens according to an application’s rules. on Abstract. If you use it to sign on Abstract, choose a wallet you can open and use on the destination network before sending anything there.
Move ETH and tokens from your wallet
- Open the Migration Hub and select Connect Wallet. Connect the wallet that holds the assets. The Hub links to the Native Bridge, Stargate, Relay and Jumper.
- Pick a route for the asset and destination. The Native Bridge connects Abstract and Ethereum and handles ETH and supported ERC-20 tokens. The Native Bridge opens in the deposit direction. Set From to Abstract and check that To shows Ethereum. For another route, check that it offers your exact token from Abstract, the network and token you want to receive, and the quoted amount after fees. If the asset or destination is missing, go back to the Hub and look for the project’s own instructions.
- Read the confirmation before you sign. Check the sending network, receiving address, amount and fees. Start early enough to allow time for the bridge to process the transfer and for any steps on the receiving network.
- Follow the transfer until the funds arrive. The Native Bridge has a withdrawal delay. Follow it under Transfers. If it offers a Claim step, switch to Ethereum Mainnet and complete it there. Keep ETH on Ethereum to pay the A measure of the work a network performs to process a transaction. The network fee depends on the amount of work and its price, and is paid in the asset specified by the network rules. for that transaction. Check the receiving address and token balance in the destination network’s explorer. If the funds are late, find the first transaction in the bridge history and check its status by hash before sending again.
Handle NFTs and app balances separately
Look for your collection or app under All Project Specific Instructions in the Migration Hub, or go to the project’s official site. An NFT collection can have its own migration process. If your funds are in an app, follow the app’s withdrawal or migration steps. Once a token reaches your wallet, look for a bridge route for that token.
Check the project’s own deadline early. For example, Gigaverse lists a separate withdrawal cutoff for in-game USDC and says its ROM collection will move to Ethereum mainnet separately.
Use the official Hub links when you connect your wallet. The map of ZK projects tracks the status and exit routes of other networks.
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