# Rockport

## Rockport Asset Custody Bridge

Rockport is a cross-chain asset custody bridge that allows users to expand token utility by bridging on-chain assets to their wrapped versions on chains supported by deBridge, by utilizing deBridge's lock and burn mechanism.

Whether for asset storage, launching new tokens, or enabling trading for existing tokens across multiple chains using the same token supply, Rockport facilitates multichain synthetic token representation.

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### How to bridge assets with Rockport:

1. Visit <https://www.rock-swap.io/rockport> and connect your wallet.
2. Select the desired origin and destination chains.
3. Select a token to bridge from the origin chain.
4. Note the transaction ETA, then execute and confirm the transaction in your wallet.
5. Check your wallet and await the receipt of the wrapped version of your bridged asset on the destination chain after the swap is executed.

{% hint style="info" %}
Note: If this is the first time that this asset is bridged to the destination chain, a new contract address will be automatically generated for the wrapped version of the asset on that chain. For any subsequent bridging of the same asset to the same destination chain, the previously generated contract address will be inherited.
{% endhint %}

You may track analytics for Bitrock chain (or any other supported chain) transactions executed via deBridge, on the deBridge analytics tracker: <https://app.debridge.finance/analytics>


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