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How to bridge USDT onto MUZA Chain

The bridge is how you reach the MUZA markets. You send USDT or another supported asset from a public network, and the MUZA version arrives in your Leviathan wallet.

Before you start

  • A MUZA account and a Leviathan wallet. See how to set them up.
  • The asset you want to send, held on one of the supported networks, and a little of that network's own coin for its fee.
  • Check the status page. If the bridge shows as paused, do not send funds.

Bring funds in

  1. Open Bridge and choose the network your funds are on and the asset.
  2. Enter the amount. The page shows what you will receive, the bridge fee and the network fee before you confirm.
  3. Confirm. Your deposit is tracked from detected, to confirming, to credited. Each network needs a number of confirmations first (Ethereum takes longest), shown on the page.
  4. When it shows credited, the MUZA version of your asset, such as mzUSDT, is in your wallet and ready to trade.

Send on the network you selected. Funds sent on a different network may not arrive. If this is your first time, start with a small amount.

If you need a little of the coin that pays for activity on MUZA Chain (BRT), the deposit can include a small top-up, and its cost is part of the network fee you see.

Send funds back out

Use the withdraw section of the same page. You choose the destination network and address, and confirm with your password, your two-step code and a Telegram code. A progress tracker shows each stage until it arrives.

What it costs

The bridge fee is taken from the amount you bridge and shown before you confirm. You also pay the network fee on the network you send from. Current rates are on the fees page.

Bridging moves your assets across networks and carries technical and market risk. This guide is general information, not investment, legal or tax advice. Read the risk disclosure. Last reviewed 20 October 2026.