Getting on Elysium

Transactions reach Elysium through the rollup's own bridge on HyperEVM, which Elysium reads in order seconds later.

Montra runs an RPC that lets an ordinary wallet use Elysium: it reads, and it posts what your wallet signs into the inbox, paying that HyperEVM gas (The Montra RPC). The site adds it to your wallet in one click, or the first time you trade. On the site, the Bridge walks through every step below with your wallet, and a token's page offers the deposit from HyperEVM when your wallet has no HYPE on Elysium yet.

• Elysium is new. Its operators may still change, pause or reset it. Put in what you mean to use.
• Getting out is slow. About six days on the rollup's own bridge; no faster route exists.

From

Another chain (Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Polygon)

HowRelay brings ETH, USDC or USDT as HYPE on HyperEVM, to the same wallet. Montra relays the quote; your wallet sends to Relay's depository, and Relay fills it.

TakesUsually under a minute

CostsRelay's fee and price, shown before you sign (the site refuses a route costing over 3%)

Any EVM chain, from any wallet or exchange

HowRelay gives a one-time deposit address on that chain: send at least the amount shown, and HYPE arrives on HyperEVM at your address. The site shows the address only once Relay's own answer, read by your browser from Relay, and the Montra RPC's answer to the same request agree.

TakesAbout a minute after it arrives

CostsRelay's fee and price, shown before you send (over 3% is refused)

Solana, Bitcoin or Tron

HowRelay's own app (relay.link), to HYPE on HyperEVM at your address. Relay gives no deposit address on those chains that a browser can check with it directly, so the site doesn't offer one.

TakesRelay's

CostsRelay's

Hyperliquid

HowMove HYPE from your spot balance to HyperEVM in the Hyperliquid app.

TakesSeconds

CostsNone

An exchange

HowWithdraw HYPE on the HyperEVM network, to your own wallet.

TakesThe exchange's

CostsThe exchange's

HyperEVM, onto Elysium

HowA deposit into the rollup's own bridge, from your wallet on HyperEVM. The same address holds it on Elysium.

TakesUsually under a minute (often seconds)

CostsHyperEVM gas only

Deposit from a plain wallet. The bridge credits a deposit from an account with code on HyperEVM (a smart wallet, or one delegated under EIP-7702) to a different address on Elysium, which no key controls. And never send from an exchange straight to the bridge: the exchange's address would be credited, not yours.

Keep 0.01 HYPE on HyperEVM: it pays gas there, including the claim of a withdrawal six days later.

1. 1
   Start it on Elysium

   A withdrawal of HYPE from your wallet on Elysium, sent like any Elysium transaction.

   under a minute
2. 2
   Wait for the rollup

   Elysium's state is checkpointed on HyperEVM about every six hours, and each checkpoint is final about 5.5 days later. Six days in all, give or take half a day.

   about 6 days
3. 3
   Claim on HyperEVM

   Anyone may send the claim, and it pays only you. The site builds it for you; it costs a little HyperEVM gas.

   seconds

Nobody can speed a withdrawal up or stop it, Montra included. The site lists yours, with when each can be claimed: a date once a checkpoint covers it, a range before.

Add Elysium to your wallet with the Montra RPC (the site does it in one click) and your wallet reads and sends on Elysium: balances, trades, approvals, claims and withdrawals. A trade on the site is the same as anywhere: type an amount, confirm in your wallet, and the site follows it from the inbox to Elysium, usually within 30 seconds. A wallet that sends Elysium transactions through another RPC is warned before it signs, since most RPCs may not get them through.

• Sending, wherever you send. Each transaction reaches Elysium through its bridge on HyperEVM, so send each after the last has landed: speed-up and cancel do nothing. It sits in public on HyperEVM from its post until it runs, usually under 30 seconds and sometimes minutes, where anyone can read it and a few parties with direct access to Elysium could trade ahead of it, so keep slippage tight.
• Only for Montra. The Montra RPC forwards Montra's own transactions into Elysium's inbox rather than sending them straight to its sequencer. It isn't a general RPC: anything else is refused and nothing is sent, so to use another app on Elysium, switch your wallet to that app's connection.
• Still yours. Elysium runs the transaction you signed, from your address: holders and rewards count it as yours.
• Privacy. Your IP address is kept in memory only, for rate limits.
• Its limits, and the inbox route a script can send by, are under The Montra RPC.

• Check the bridge. The site checks on HyperEVM that the address it deposits to leads to Elysium, chain 99901, before you sign.
• Fake bridges and RPCs are about. elysiumpump.com was flagged as phishing by Cloudflare; elysianspiritshieldbridge.com has your wallet sign whatever its server returns rather than using the rollup's bridge; elysium-earn.xyz, a fake vote, is a wallet drainer. None is Kinetiq's or Montra's.
• Sign only what you can read. A deposit is one call to the rollup's bridge; a withdrawal one call on Elysium. A site asking for anything else to "bridge" is not using Elysium's bridge.
• Use a fresh, plain wallet holding only what you mean to use on Elysium. On a phone, open the site in your wallet app's own browser.