Buyer Settlement Flow
Before settlement
The buyer has deposited collateral on the Listing Chain.
The buyer holds the required payment token on the Listing Chain.
Collateral serves only as a participation guarantee and is not part of the payment.
Buyer Settlement
Step 1: When the buyer clicks Claim, the system verifies the network and balance.
Step 2: The buyer signs the payment transaction, and payment is transferred to the seller on the Listing Chain.
Step 3: The buyer must manually click the Bridge button to move the received assets from the Listing Chain back to the TGE Chain.
Note: Assets do not bridge automatically; the buyer must initiate this cross-chain action to receive native tokens.
After Settlement
The buyer receives the native assets on the TGE Chain after the bridge process completes.
The seller receives the payment on the Listing Chain.
The trade is finalized once all cross-chain confirmations are secured via LayerZero.
FAQs
When does a seller need to bridge tokens during settlement?
A bridge step is required if the system detects an insufficient balance of wrapped tokens on the Listing Chain to fulfill the specific order amount.
What actions must a seller take on the TGE Chain to initiate bridging?
The seller must switch their network to the TGE Chain, then approve and sign the bridge transaction as displayed in the interface.
How long does the bridging process typically take?
The bridge process may take several minutes, as it depends on the current network conditions of the LayerZero protocol.
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