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Wrap XLA

How to Wrap XLA (Scala → ETH/BSC/SOL)

Use this sequence to move native XLA from the Scala Network to an external chain, where it becomes wXLA.

  1. Connect EVM Wallet:

    • Connect your MetaMask, Phantom or other EVM wallet. Ensure it is currently set to the Scala Network (or the source network holding your XLA).

  2. Configure Transfer:

    • Select Source: Ensure the source is set to Scala Network.

    • Select Target Chain: Choose your destination ecosystem (Ethereum, BSC, or Solana).

    • Enter Amount: Input the amount of XLA you wish to wrap.

    • Enter Destination Address: Paste the address of your Target Chain wallet.

      • For ETH/BSC: Paste your MetaMask address (same address works for both if using the same seed).

      • For SOL: Paste your Phantom wallet address.

  3. Submit Swap:

    • Click Submit Swap (or Bridge).

    • MetaMask will prompt you to sign two transactions:

      1. Approve: Grant the bridge contract permission to access your XLA.

      2. Confirm Transfer: Lock your XLA on the Scala Network.

  4. Transfer Completion:

    • The bridge will automatically lock your XLA and mint the equivalent wXLA on the target chain.

    • Wait for the confirmation time (typically 5–15 minutes). The funds will arrive at the destination address you specified.

    • Note: On ETH/BSC, you may need to manually import the wXLA token contract address in MetaMask to see the balance.

  5. Contract addresses:

    • ETH contract address: 0xBE13CfedCdF6A3Dbd847fDAabb67A21b24EFE3bB

    • BSC contract address: 0xBE13CfedCdF6A3Dbd847fDAabb67A21b24EFE3bB

    • SOL contract address: FVt4Q4X9qUxZaArVTT7b62tuiuV9hFGhZG12Bsi2vqFD

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