# Crosschain Transaction Guide(OKC)
An in-depth guide outlining how to complete OKC crosschain transactions using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/).
This guide will demonstrate two separate crosschain transactions:
1. $WAN from Wanchain to OKC using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/) with Metamask
2. $OKT from OKC to Avalanche using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/) with OKX Wallet
> Note: All crosschain transactions between EVM networks follow the same process. This includes all supported EVM networks including Wanchain, Ethereum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Fantom, Moonriver, Moonbeam, etc.
## Wanchain to OKC crosschain transactions using the WanBridge web portal with Metamask
### Step 1: Make sure you have the appropriate wallets installed.
Before completing decentralised crosschain transactions using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/), you need to ensure you have access to the correct wallet(s). You must have wallets for each network involved in the crosschain transaction. [Metamask](https://metamask.io/) is a fantastic wallet that grants you access to any EVM-compatible blockchain networks.
[Download Metamask here](https://metamask.io/).
### Step 2: Visit the WanBridge web portal and connect your wallet.
Click “**Connect to Wallet**”.
Click “**MetaMask**”.
If this is your first time using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/), you will first need to give permission to connect your wallet. Follow the MetaMask prompts by clicking “**Next**” then “**Connect**” as instructed.
### Step 3: Initiate a crosschain transaction to move your $WAN from Wanchain to OKC.
Select “**WAN**” from the drop-down menu. Then, choose “**Wanchain**” and “**OKC**” as your *From* and *To* networks, respectively. Finally, input your destination address in the “**Recipient**” field as well as the amount of $WAN you want to send crosschain. Click “**Next**”.
Confirm that the "**Recipient**" address does not belong to a centralised exchange then click "**Confirm**".
Confirm that all the details are correct then click “**Confirm**”.
Confirm the transaction by clicking “**Confirm**” in the MetaMask pop-up window.
### Step 4: Wait for your crosschain transaction to complete. It is now processing.
While your crosschain transaction is processing, the status will change three times:
* Processing (1/2)
* Processing (2/2)
* Success
> Note: The speed of the crosschain transaction is entirely dependent on the networks involved. Transactions involving slower networks like Bitcoin or Ethereum may take several minutes or more to complete.
### Step 5: Confirm the receipt of your funds. Your crosschain transaction is complete!
Once your crosschain transaction is complete, you’ll see your $WAN balance on OKC (called $WANw) and the crosschain transaction status change to “**success**”.
## OKC to Avalanche crosschain transactions using the WanBridge web portal with OKX Wallet
### Step 1: Make sure you have the appropriate wallets installed.
Before completing decentralised crosschain transactions using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/), you need to ensure you have access to the correct wallet(s). You must have wallets for each network involved in the crosschain transaction. OKC has it’s own wallet called [OKX Wallet](https://www.okx.com/web3/dashboard) that can be used with any EVM-compatible blockchain networks.
[Download OKX Wallet here](https://www.okx.com/web3/dashboard).
### Step 2: Visit the WanBridge web portal and connect your wallet.
Click “**Connect to Wallet**”.
Click “**OKX Wallet**”.
If this is your first time using the [WanBridge web portal](https://bridge.wanchain.org/#/), you will first need to give permission to connect your wallet. Follow the OKX Wallet prompts by clicking “**Next**” then “**Connect**” as instructed.
### Step 3: Initiate a crosschain transaction to move your $OKT from OKC to Avalanche.
Select “**OKT**” from the drop-down menu. Then, choose “**OKC**” and “**Avalanche C-Chain**” as your *From* and *To* networks, respectively. Finally, input your destination address in the “**Recipient**” field as well as the amount of $OKT you want to send crosschain. Click “**Next**”.
Confirm that the "**Recipient**" address does not belong to a centralised exchange then click "**Confirm**".
Confirm that all the details are correct then click “**Confirm**”.
Confirm the transaction by clicking “**Confirm**” in the OKX Wallet pop-up window.
### Step 4: Wait for your crosschain transaction to complete. It is now processing.
While your crosschain transaction is processing, the status will change three times:
* Processing (1/2)
* Processing (2/2)
* Success
> Note: The speed of the crosschain transaction is entirely dependent on the networks involved. Transactions involving slower networks like Bitcoin or Ethereum may take several minutes or more to complete.
### Step 5: Confirm the receipt of your funds. Your crosschain transaction is complete!
Once your crosschain transaction is complete, you’ll see your $OKT balance on Wanchain (called $OKT) and the crosschain transaction status change to “**success**”.
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