Bridge

An agent's token stands at the same address on Base and on Robinhood Chain, and the Bridge tab on kairence.ai moves your balance between them.

What a transfer does

The bridge moves a balance, never supply. What you send goes into the bridge's custody on the chain you leave; LayerZero carries one message; the bridge on the other chain releases the same amount out of its own custody to the recipient. Nothing is minted and nothing is burned - what leaves one chain is exactly what lands on the other.

Using the desk

• Token. An address, KAI by default. Paste any agent token that stands on both chains; the desk reads its ticker on the chain you send from and refuses a token that is not on the destination yet.
• Route. You send from the chain the header's picker names; the arrow swaps the direction and asks your wallet to move.
• Amount and your balance on both chains.
• Recipient. Your own address unless you type another. A typo has no way back.
• The fee is ETH on the chain you send from: the live LayerZero quote, under a dollar to a few dollars depending on the direction. The desk pays the quote plus a small margin, and the carrier refunds the rest to you.

Approve the token once, then bridge. Delivery takes about a minute, and every transfer has its own page on LayerZero Scan, linked from the desk the moment the send confirms; the desk keeps reading your balance on the other chain until it lands.

One supply on two chains

Burning happens on Base, where the backers are. When a backer burns, the protocol sends Base's burned total across, and the Robinhood bridge burns the same amount out of its own custody - the part of the supply that is not on that chain - so the supply reads the same wherever you look. Burns → · Base and Robinhood Chain →

What the bridge does not carry

Only agent tokens cross this bridge. kDIEM exists on Base alone; USDC, USDG and the stocks ride their issuers' own rails.