Seller Settlement Flow
Simple steps to bridge and settle your order
Before Settlement
The seller owns tokens on the TGE Chain
The order exists on the Listing Chain
No tokens have been moved yet
Initiating Settlement
When the seller clicks the Settle button, the system checks:
The exact token amount required for this order
Whether sufficient wrapped tokens already exist on the Listing Chain

If the balance is insufficient, a bridge step is required.
Bridging Tokens
The interface will display:
The exact amount required to settle the order
The bridge direction (TGE Chain to Listing Chain)

The seller must:
Switch the Network to the TGE Chain

Approve and sign the bridge transaction

Wait for LayerZero confirmation, then click on Settle
Note: The bridge process may take several minutes depending on LayerZero network conditions.

After Bridging
Once the bridge is confirmed:
Wrapped tokens are minted on the Listing Chain
Minted amount equals the bridged amount
Tokens are backed 1:1 by locked assets on the TGE Chain
The original tokens:
Are locked in a smart contract
Remain owned by the seller
Cannot be reused or withdrawn
Completing Settlement
After sufficient wrapped balance exists:
The seller click on settle and signs the settlement transaction

Assets are transferred according to contract rules
Payment is released to the seller
The order status updates to Settled
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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