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rhino.fi - Docs

Welcome to the rhino.fi developer docs! We’re excited to help you integrate our solution quickly and easily. This guide is designed to get you up and running in no time, with everything you need to make integration smooth and efficient. Let's get started!

Welcome

What is rhino.fi?

Learn about the architecture of the Rhino bridge.

Architecture

To use the API or SDK, you need to obtain an API key. API keys can either be secret or public.

API Keys

Learn how to use the bridge SDK to make bridges with only a few lines of code.

Quickstart

Learn about the core concepts of the SDK.

Concepts

Manage deposit addresses conveniently with the SDK.

Deposit addresses

Rhino also supports cross chain swaps using external swap aggregators.

Bridge and swap

Learn how to easily fetch token prices through the SDK.

Token Prices

Learn how to use the SDK to interact with the bridge API directly.

Bridge API

The widget will allow you easily integrate a fully functional bridge UI into your application with only a few lines of code.

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Introduction

Authentication

This guide walks you through integrating our bridge API into your application. By following these steps, you’ll be able to transfer assets between chains using our API and smart contract interactions.

Making a bridge

This section explains how to retrieve the status and history of your bridge transactions. You can use these endpoints to monitor transaction progress and confirm successful transfers.

Bridge Status & History

Deposit addresses allow you to generate unique addresses that automatically bridge assets to a specified destination upon receiving a transfer.

This section provides integration examples for interacting with the rhino.fi bridge smart contracts across different blockchain environments. Whether you're working with **EVM-based chains** like Ethereum and Scroll or **non-EVM chains** such as Solana, Tron, TON, and Starknet, you'll find practical code samples to help you execute bridge transactions.

Contract examples

This guide explains how to interact with the [**Bridge Contract**](https://github.com/rhinofi/contracts_public/blob/master/bridge-deposit/DVFDepositContract.sol) on EVM-compatible blockchains.

EVM (Ethereum / L2s)

This guide explains how to interact with the rhino.fi Bridge program on Solana.

Solana

This guide explains how to interact with the rhino.fi Bridge contract on Starknet.

Starknet

This guide explains how to interact with the rhino.fi Bridge contract on TON.

This guide explains how to interact with the rhino.fi Bridge contract on Tron.

Tron

List of chains that rhino.fi smart contracts are deployed on and tokens supported

Supported chains

List of rhino.fi smart contract addresses deployed across our supported chains

Contract addresses

This section provides detailed information on our API endpoints, including request formats, response structures, authentication requirements, and error handling.

API Documentation

Endpoint Examples

Configs (chains & tokens)

Response