Documentation
Bridge
Move assets in and out of Canton in each chain's native token standard, CIP-56 on Canton, backed one for one by funds locked in a vault on the other chain. Solana is the first supported chain.
Using the bridge
- Bridge User Guide
How to move assets onto the Canton Network and back with the Memora bridge, what each stage means, and what to do when something does not go to plan.
- Bridge FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask about moving assets in and out of Canton with Memora, from what a bridged token is to what happens if the bridge is paused.
- Fees and Limits
Exactly what the Memora bridge charges and where it is taken, with worked examples in both directions and the minimums and maximums on each chain.
- Status
Whether the Memora bridge is accepting deposits and redemptions on each chain, what each state means for your funds, and how incidents are communicated.
Trust and security
Three of these pages let you verify the bridge yourself: Verified Deployments, Proof of Reserves and Audit.
- Security Model
How deposits are locked, how independent attestors authorize every mint and release, and what halts the bridge when issued supply and locked reserves disagree.
- Audit
The independent security reviews of the Memora bridge by Halborn, what each covered, and how to read them.
- Verified Deployments
The vault addresses, program IDs and party identifiers of the real Memora bridge on each chain, so you can confirm you are using it and not a lookalike.
- Proof of Reserves
Each asset locked on its origin chain against the token issued on Canton, read independently by RedStone, and how to reproduce the comparison yourself.
Knowledge Base
Have a quick question? Search the bridge FAQ in the knowledge base.
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