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# Solana to Avalanche

### Requirements

* Enough SOL to cover gas, and USDC on the Solana network
* a solana wallet, and a avalanche wallet
* Some AVAX on the Avalanche network to cover gas

 

On [jupiter](https://jup.ag/bridge/cctp) , Make sure you have the *From* Network as Solana, and the *To* set as Avalanche. 

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Next, click the Connect wallet button for Solana.

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In this guide, we will be using Phantom as the example.

Next, click Connect wallet button for Avalanche.

If you don't already have a wallet, we recommend using <https://metamask.io/>

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Enter the Amount of USDC you wish to bridge on the top input. Your screen should look similar.

#### Warning

Make sure you have some AVAX on the destination wallet.

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Once you're ready, click this button.

Next, you'll see a screen like below.

After the confirmations, your USDC will be deducted from Solana.

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Next you should see an option to claim.

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After a couple seconds of clicking the button, you should see

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The USDC is now in your Avalanche Wallet and ready to swap for any asset on Datnoid


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