> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kerneldao.gitbook.io/kernel/getting-started/gain/airdrop-gain/l2-bridging.md).

# L2 bridging

You can enjoy the benefits of agETH on Linea, Scroll, and Arbitrum by bridging your existing agETH from Ethereum to the mentioned L2s.

### How to bridge agETH to L2s? <a href="#how-to-bridge-ageth-to-l2s" id="how-to-bridge-ageth-to-l2s"></a>

agETH can be bridged from Ethereum to the above-mentioned L2s through the Axelar bridge. All the bridge routes can be accessed through the [Squid UI](https://app.squidrouter.com/)

1. Linea: [Squid - have a nice swap.](https://app.squidrouter.com/?chains=1%2C59144\&tokens=0xe1b4d34e8754600962cd944b535180bd758e6c2e%2C0x1bd0fe8e92a157d3ef66c9fb9e38621252b407c2)
2. Scroll: [Squid - have a nice swap.](https://app.squidrouter.com/?chains=1%2C534352\&tokens=0xe1b4d34e8754600962cd944b535180bd758e6c2e%2C0x1bd0fe8e92a157d3ef66c9fb9e38621252b407c2)
3. Arbitrum: [Squid - have a nice swap.](https://app.squidrouter.com/?chains=1%2C42161\&tokens=0xe1b4d34e8754600962cd944b535180bd758e6c2e%2C0x1bd0fe8e92a157d3ef66c9fb9e38621252b407c2)

When agETH is bridged, you will get the bridged token - agETH.axl on the respective L2 chain. For participating in DeFi on L2s, visit [Kelp dApp](https://kelpdao.xyz/wrap-agETH/) and wrap the agETH.axl to agETH

### Which contracts will I Interact with? <a href="#which-contracts-will-i-interact-with" id="which-contracts-will-i-interact-with"></a>

1. Bridged agETH (agETH.axl) on L2s:
   1. Linea: [0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2](https://lineascan.build/address/0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2)
   2. Scroll: [0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2](https://scrollscan.com/address/0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2)
   3. Arbitrum: [0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2](https://arbiscan.io/address/0x1bD0Fe8E92a157D3ef66C9FB9e38621252b407c2)
2. agETH Wrapper (agETH) on L2s:
   1. Linea: [0x2a4f1dcc79b83608f9e3BC1F3F55fBEfCBFaE885](https://lineascan.build/address/0x2a4f1dcc79b83608f9e3BC1F3F55fBEfCBFaE885)
   2. Scroll: [0xd44605d3E5eF9A73379Ce5258B06e4383c6FF32a](https://scrollscan.com/address/0xd44605d3E5eF9A73379Ce5258B06e4383c6FF32a)
   3. Arbitrum: [0xF1A88250532a4A66A2420a8cbB434Da82E1E2cA1](https://arbiscan.io/address/0xF1A88250532a4A66A2420a8cbB434Da82E1E2cA1)

Please Note: DeFi on L2s will be available only for the agETH Wrapper (agETH) token.


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