Don't Wait Days for Your HYPE.
HYPE reaches Elysium from HyperEVM in seconds. Going back through the canonical bridge waits out a challenge period of about five and a half days, then needs a claim. Elyswap compares the faster routes, with their fees and the trust they add, and helps you finish the slow one.
Plan the Route. Track Every Hop. Measured ranges, never promised times. Fast routes cost a fee and add a bridge operator you must trust.
Snapshot of real quotes and measured times. Fees change by the minute; the planner reads them live.
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The problem
Going back to HyperEVM takes days.
In and out are not the same trip. Deposits from HyperEVM land in seconds; withdrawals through the canonical bridge sit in a queue that nobody can speed up. These are the numbers read from chain, not from a blog.
A challenge period on every withdrawal
The canonical bridge lets anyone dispute Elysium's state before HYPE leaves it. Every assertion confirmed so far waited 483,840 HyperEVM blocks: 132.2–134.4 hours, about 5.5 days.
6.3 days, in practice
We matched 1,472 withdrawals sent 2026-10-21 to early November with their claims on HyperEVM: 5.6 to 10.5 days, median 6.3.
Nothing arrives until you claim
When the wait ends, the HYPE is not pushed to you. Someone has to send a second transaction on HyperEVM with a Merkle proof. Many people do not know that step exists.
3,508 still waiting
Of 4,980 canonical withdrawals sent from Elysium by 11 Nov, 1,472 had been claimed. The rest are inside the challenge period or ready and unclaimed.
Estimated from HyperEVM block time (≈0.98 s). Assertions confirm in order, so a newer one waits for older ones. Rollup 0x508C17…
The solution
Pick the way out with the numbers open.
Elyswap does not run a bridge. It puts every working route side by side, builds the transaction for the bridge you choose, and keeps track of each hop until the HYPE lands on HyperEVM.
Route planner
Enter an amount and compare every way out: the canonical bridge, Relay direct, via Robinhood Chain and via Solana. Live quotes, all fees in, measured times with dates.
Withdrawal tracker
Paste a wallet or an Elysium transaction. Each canonical withdrawal shows its stage and a countdown read from the rollup on HyperEVM.
Claim on HyperEVM
When a withdrawal is ready, Elyswap builds the Merkle proof, simulates the claim on HyperEVM and opens it in your wallet. Tested against real outbox data.
Hop tracker
Follow a transfer across chains from its source transaction: receipt, the bridge's own status and the delivery transaction, each with an explorer link.
Journey book
Record a multi-hop journey on Elysium (route, hop hashes, status) so it can be shared and checked. The contract holds no funds.
Live chain data
Elysium and HyperEVM blocks, the latest confirmed assertion and the confirm period, read from chain by the site's own server, not from a dashboard.
Who it's for
Two kinds of trip, one tool.
What differs is whether your HYPE is already in the queue.
You already started a canonical withdrawal
Paste your wallet. See which of your withdrawals are waiting, how long the rollup still makes them wait, and claim the ready ones on HyperEVM in one signature.
Open the withdrawal trackerYou are about to move HYPE out
Enter the amount. Compare the slow free route with the fast paid ones, see which token you end with and whom you trust on the way, and send the first hop from your wallet.
Open the route plannerThe product
Three screens, start to finish.
Plan, send, follow. Each screen reads the chains directly and says where every number comes from.
01
Compare the routes
One amount, every route. For each: the HYPE you end with, every fee in, the measured time with its sample and dates, the token form after each hop, and the operator you trust.
- Quotes come from the bridge's own API, refreshed every 30 seconds while the page is open
- The canonical row needs no quote: same HYPE, gas only, days later
- A hop signed by a Solana wallet opens the bridge's own app, and says so
02
Finish a canonical withdrawal
Your withdrawals, read from Elysium's L2ToL1Tx events, with the stage each one is in: waiting for an assertion, in the challenge period, ready, or claimed.
- The countdown uses the confirm period stored in the assertion itself, and waits for older assertions first
- Claim builds the proof from Elysium's NodeInterface and checks it against the Outbox before you sign
- Anyone may send a claim; the HYPE always goes to the address in the withdrawal
03
Follow every hop
Paste the source transaction of any hop. Elyswap reads its receipt, asks the bridge which request it started, and links the delivery on the other chain.
- Works for hops sent anywhere, not only from this site
- A journey can be written to the journey book on Elysium and shared by its number
- The book keeps a transaction from being shown as the proof of two journeys
Before you trust it
What a faster exit really costs, and what it does not.
Read this before the first transfer.
Elyswap never holds your HYPE
Every step is a transaction you sign, sent straight to the bridge's own contract. There is no Elyswap deposit address and no fee.
Fast routes add trust
Relay's solver pays you on the other chain from its own funds and is trusted to fill or refund. The canonical bridge trusts only the rollup.
Speed has a price
On 2026-11-11 22:40 UTC the direct fast route kept about 93.7% of the HYPE sent. Two-hop routes kept a little less. Fees move by the minute: the planner quotes live.
Times are measured, not promised
Relay fills from Elysium to HyperEVM took 2–6 seconds in 31 real transfers (2026-11-09 to 2026-11-11). A bridge can slow down, pause or refund.
Size limits exist
Relay refused quotes above about 888 HYPE in one go on 2026-11-11 22:40 UTC. Larger amounts need several transfers or the canonical bridge.
Open method
Every contract address, how it was confirmed on chain, and every measurement with its sample size and dates is on the method page.
Two ways out
Wait for free, or pay to skip the queue.
Both end in native HYPE on HyperEVM. The difference is time, fee and whom you trust.
Canonical
The rollup's own bridge
One withdrawal on Elysium, a claim on HyperEVM when the challenge period is over.
- No bridge fee: gas on Elysium and on HyperEVM
- Measured 5.6–10.5 days to claim (n = 1,472)
- The confirm period was cut to 86,400 blocks (~1 day) on 11 Nov; assertions created before that still finish their 5.5 days first
- No size limit beyond your balance
Fast
A solver bridge
One or two hops through Relay. A solver pays you on the other side from its own funds.
- Measured 2–6 s from Elysium to HyperEVM (n = 31)
- Fee about 6.31% end to end on 2026-11-11 22:40 UTC; it changes
- Quotes refused above about 888 HYPE at once
- Adds trust in the solver to fill or refund
$ELYSWAP
A memecoin on Elysium. Nothing on this site needs it.
Planning, tracking and claiming are free and stay free. Fee discounts are planned only if Elyswap ever charges a fee. The launchpad is to be announced.
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Try it with a small amount first.
Send a little, watch it land, then move the rest. Your wallet signs every step.