Mainnet Bridges Overview
You can bridge assets to Mezo using the Mezo Native Bridge.
Mezo Native Bridge
The Mezo app includes a native bridge where you can deposit several assets to Mezo Mainnet. See the Deposit Assets guide to learn how the process works, or go directly to mezo.org/overview, sign in, and click Deposit Bitcoin to get started.
Native BTC Bridging
You can deposit BTC directly from a Bitcoin wallet to the Mezo App. Assets are automatically bridged to tBTC and to Mezo Mainnet.
Native BTC is bridged to tBTC before being bridged into the Mezo App contract.
For BTC wallets, you can sign in with UniSat, OKX, and Xverse. Use the following addresses:
| Name | Script Type | Address Prefix |
|---|---|---|
| Legacy | P2PKH | 1 |
| Native SegWit | P2WPKH | bc1q |
| Nested SegWit | P2SH-P2WPKH | 3 |
Withdrawals
Mezo Network
Third-party bridges are currently available to bridge BTC off of Mezo. For a list of which apps to use, see the “Apps on Mezo” section at mezo.org/explore. An app being listed on this page does not mean it is endorsed by Mezo.
The native bridge does not yet support BTC withdrawals from Mezo Network.
Deposit Portal
Deposits that are still in the portal as part of the early deposit program can be withdrawn back to the user’s BTC wallet. The withdrawal fees from the portal for BTC will depend on the parameters set in the tBTC bridge. Currently, tBTC charges a 0.2% redemption fee, and these parameters are governance-controlled and can be viewed in the tBTC fees documentation.