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# MPT Bridge Guide

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**To mint a dNFT , you must have MPT on the Miracle Chain. Make sure to complete the bridging process before minting!** 
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### Step 1. Navigate to the Miracle Multi Bridge

> Go to the [**Miracle Multi Bridge**](https://bridge.miracleplay.gg/) website

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### Step 2. **Connect your wallet to Miracle Bridge**

> 1. Click on **"Connect Wallet"** and select the wallet that holds your **MPT** (e.g. MetaMask)
> 2. Ensure that your wallet is connected to the correct network where your **MPT** is stored

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### Step 3. Proceed with the Bridging Process

> 1. Enter the **amount of MPT** you want to bridge (Your **available MPT balance** will be displayed)
> 2. Click the **"Continue"** button to proceed
> 3. When your wallet prompts an **approval request**, click **"Confirm"**
> 4. Wait for the transaction to be processed

*📌Note: Consider the small amount of Polygon that will be used as a fee when bridging.*

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You can now easily transfer your MPT tokens between Miracle Chain and various EVM-based Layer 2 networks :)


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