# Multichain Bridge

#### Bridging Rentible (RNB) between Ethereum and Sui with Wormhole

The RNB token is integrated with Wormhole’s multichain bridge, allowing you to transfer Rentible (RNB) tokens between the Ethereum network to the Sui blockchain.

#### What You Need Before You Start

Ensure you have the following ready:

✅ **RNB tokens** in your Ethereum web3 wallet (e.g., MetaMask)

✅ **ETH** in your Ethereum wallet (to cover Ethereum network fees)

✅ **Sui-compatible wallet** installed in your browser (we recommend the Sui Wallet)

✅ **SUI tokens** in your Sui wallet (to cover fees on the Sui network)

#### Step-by-Step Guide to Using the Wormhole Bridge

**Step 1:** Go to the [Wormhole Portal Bridge](https://portalbridge.com/).

**Step 2:** Choose **Ethereum** as the source network and **Sui** as the destination network. Connect your web3 wallet and select “Rentible (RNB)” using the contract address: `0x2A039B1D9bBDccBb91be28691b730ca893e5e743`.

**Step 3:** Enter the amount of RNB you want to transfer.

**Step 4:** Connect your Sui wallet and confirm the destination address.

**Step 5:** Approve the RNB transfer on the Ethereum network and confirm the transaction in your web3 wallet.

> **Note:** It may take up to 15 minutes for the Ethereum network to finalize the transaction. After this, Wormhole will process the transfer to the Sui network.

**Step 6:** Click “Redeem” in the Wormhole interface. Your RNB tokens will then appear in your Sui wallet.

#### Verify Your Transfer

You can use the **Sui Vision blockchain explorer** (similar to Etherscan) to track your transactions and confirm the successful transfer.


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