Bring your crypto together — into one network, or into one token.
Two separate plans, in the same wallet: gather an asset you hold on several networks into one of them, or turn the tokens you hold on one network into a single token. You see the steps, the providers and the estimated costs before you sign.
Connecting is read-only. Nothing moves until you sign.
Is consolidating what you need?
Yes, if…
- You hold the same asset on several networks and want it on one.
- You hold many different tokens on one network and want a single one instead.
- You want to see which providers would be used, and the estimated costs, before deciding.
No, if…
- You want to see your wallets together. This is not a portfolio tracker: consolidating moves or converts assets.
- You want to bridge and convert in the same step — for example, tokens on three networks into one token on a fourth. That combined flow is not available. Today it takes two separate plans.
- You want to send the result to another wallet. Consolidating keeps everything in the wallet you connect. Moving to another wallet is planned separately — see Move.
- You only need to bridge or swap one token right now. A bridge or an exchange does that directly.
- You are looking for the best price. MovingWallet shows the estimated costs of the plan; it doesn't promise the cheapest route.
Two ways to consolidate — planned separately
The same asset, brought from other networks to the one you choose. It stays the same asset, in your same wallet. Moving between networks may need a bridge, run by a third-party provider.
The tokens you hold on one network, converted into a single supported target token on that same network, in your same wallet. Converting uses swaps, run by a third-party provider.
Not available: both at once. MovingWallet does not bridge and convert in the same step, and does not move and convert in the same step.
If no executable quote is available, that conversion cannot be executed from the plan.
How consolidating works
- Connect your wallet. Read-only: MovingWallet reads your supported token balances on the supported networks.
- Choose the goal. One network for an asset, or one target token on a network.
- Review the plan. The bridge or swap steps, the provider used for each, and the estimated costs. Change it or walk away — nothing has happened yet.
- Sign each transaction in your wallet. Some steps need an approval transaction first; you sign that too.
- Wait where a bridge is involved. Bridges take real time, set by the provider and the networks — not by MovingWallet.
- Keep the report. What was planned and what happened, with every transaction hash.
What you pay
Your plan shows the estimated costs before you sign. Network and provider costs can change. If a MovingWallet fee applies, it is shown separately.
- Network gas
- Paid to the network for the transactions you sign. MovingWallet does not set the gas price.
- Swaps and bridges
- May use third-party providers, which have their own costs. MovingWallet doesn't control them and doesn't operate its own bridge.
- MovingWallet fee
- If one applies, you see it as its own line before you sign.
Swaps and bridges are run by third-party providers, with their own costs. The amount you receive can differ from the estimate, because prices move between the quote and the transaction.
Quotes expire. If one does, the plan has to be built again before you can sign.
These are estimates. Final network and provider costs can differ when each transaction is executed.
Fair questions
- Who runs the swaps and bridges?
- Third-party providers. MovingWallet doesn't operate its own bridge or exchange; the plan shows the provider used for each step.
- Will I get exactly the estimated amount?
- Not necessarily. It is an estimate; prices and provider costs move.
- Do my assets leave my wallet?
- You sign every step, and the result lands in the same wallet you connected.
- Can I choose any target token?
- No. The target has to be a supported target token for that network.
- What if a step fails?
- The steps you already signed stay on-chain; the rest don't happen. The report shows which steps completed and which didn't.
Non-custodial, with a record you can keep
You sign every transaction
Nothing moves without your signature.
Checks before execution
A plan can be blocked — for example, if there isn't enough gas or a token is flagged — instead of letting you sign something that would fail.
A record of the run
Downloadable report and Koinly-compatible CSV.
Switching to a new wallet?
That is a different plan. Moving and consolidating are planned separately.
Frequently asked
- Can I consolidate several networks into one token in one go?
- No. Bridging and converting are separate plans today.
- Does MovingWallet run its own bridge?
- No. Bridges and swaps are run by third-party providers.
- Do I need to create an account?
- No sign-up. Connect your wallet to continue.
See the plan before you consolidate.
Connect read-only and review the steps, the providers and the estimated costs. You stay in control the whole way.