Canonical Bridge · Review
InactivezkSync Lite Bridge Review 2026: Sunset Withdrawal Guide
zkSync Lite Bridge was the canonical bridge between zkSync Lite and Ethereum. zkSync Lite has been sunset, and the site now exists to help users withdraw remaining funds.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
4.5/10
Weak
Our verdict on zkSync Lite Bridge
4.5/10zkSync Lite Bridge is only relevant to people who still hold funds on zkSync Lite and need to bring them back to Ethereum. Its main strength is a single official route to withdraw, backed by a clear sunset notice. The main caveat is that the network is shut down, so there is nothing new to use, and the withdraw form depends on the service being ready. Everyone else should treat it as a closed project.
Score breakdown
How zkSync Lite Bridge scores
- Security
- 6.0/10
- Ease of use
- 6.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 3.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is zkSync Lite Bridge?
zkSync Lite Bridge was the canonical bridge linking zkSync Lite with Ethereum. Tracked data describes it as a bridge between those two chains, and it is listed under canonical bridges with no token and no listed audits.
The official site now states that ZKsync Lite has been sunsetted. Its page is titled for withdrawals and shows a notice that the withdraw form loads when the service is ready. Public reporting also show community posts urging users to take funds out of Lite.
About $31,378 remains locked according to tracked data. This review treats the project as a wind-down service for existing holders rather than a bridge for new use.
How zkSync Lite Bridge works
A canonical bridge is the official route between a layer 2 network and its base chain. Users lock or deposit assets on Ethereum, and the layer 2 reflects them as balances. Withdrawals go the other way, returning assets to Ethereum.
zkSync Lite was a zero-knowledge rollup. It batched transactions off-chain and posted proofs to Ethereum, which checked them. The bridge was the entry and exit point for that system.
With the sunset, the bridge's job has narrowed to withdrawals. The official page checks whether withdrawals are available and loads a form when the service is ready, so users can recover assets still held on the network.
4 features
Key features
01
Canonical Ethereum bridge
The bridge connected zkSync Lite, an early zero-knowledge rollup, with Ethereum so users could move assets between the two.
02
Sunset withdrawal portal
The official site is now a withdrawal page. It checks whether withdrawals are available and then loads a form for users to pull funds out.
03
Ethereum settlement
The bridge is tracked on Ethereum only, which is where withdrawn funds end up.
04
Official sunset notice
The page points users to a project blog post that explains the sunset.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Official page gives a clear route to withdraw remaining funds to Ethereum
- The sunset is stated plainly on the official site with a linked blog post
- Backed by the zkSync project, which runs the official Twitter account for it
- Non-custodial rollup design means funds settle on Ethereum
- No token, so there is no token risk for holders
Watch out for
- The service has been sunset, so it no longer works as a bridge for new activity
- Only a withdrawal flow is offered, and the form loads only when the service is ready
- No audits are listed in the tracked data
- No fee information is published on the page
- Remaining TVL is small, about $31,000, so there is little liquidity or activity left
- No token or incentives, and no further development is expected
zkSync Lite Bridge fees
The official page does not publish fees. The tracked data lists no token and no fee structure.
Withdrawing to Ethereum would involve standard Ethereum network gas costs. Any other charges would appear in the withdrawal form once it loads.
Is zkSync Lite Bridge safe?
The bridge was an official part of the zkSync ecosystem, but the tracked data lists no audits for it. The page does not publish further security details.
Because the network is sunset, the main risk is users missing the chance to withdraw or landing on fake withdrawal sites. Use only the official address, never share a seed phrase and verify transactions in your wallet before signing. Withdrawal availability can change, so check the project's blog post for current status.
6 steps
How to get started with zkSync Lite Bridge
- 1
Open the official withdrawal page at the project's own address, and check you are not on a lookalike site.
- 2
Wait for the page to finish checking withdrawal availability.
- 3
Read the linked blog post about the sunset for the latest instructions.
- 4
Connect the wallet that holds your zkSync Lite funds when the withdraw form loads.
- 5
Review the amount and the Ethereum gas estimate, then sign the withdrawal.
- 6
Confirm the funds arrive at your Ethereum address before closing the page.
Who zkSync Lite Bridge is for
Holders who used zkSync Lite, including early rollup users and people who bridged from wallets such as Argent, and still have balances there. It is not suited to anyone looking for an active bridge or new yield.
zkSync Lite Bridge FAQs
Is zkSync Lite Bridge still active?
No. The official page states that ZKsync Lite has been sunsetted. It now serves as a place to withdraw funds back to Ethereum rather than as an active bridge.
How do I withdraw my funds from zkSync Lite?
The official site hosts a withdrawal form that loads once the service is ready. It first checks withdrawal availability, so users may need to wait or retry. Follow the linked blog post from the project for the latest instructions.
How much value is still locked in the bridge?
Tracked data shows about $31,378 in total value locked, up 3.3% over seven days. That is a small remainder compared with the activity the network once had. The figure may reflect funds that have not yet been withdrawn.
What does it cost to withdraw?
The page does not publish a fee schedule. Withdrawing to Ethereum would involve normal Ethereum network costs, and any other charges would be shown in the withdrawal flow.
Does zkSync Lite Bridge have a token?
No. The tracked data lists no token for this bridge, and none is named on the official page.
How can I avoid scams when withdrawing?
Only use the official address of the project and be wary of lookalike sites and unsolicited links. Never share a seed phrase. A withdrawal flow should only ask you to connect a wallet and sign a transaction.
Compare
zkSync Lite Bridge alternatives
Base Bridge is the canonical bridge for moving supported assets and data between Ethereum and Coinbase's Base layer-2 chain, with about $3B in TVL.
Arbitrum Bridge is the canonical bridge that moves ETH and ERC-20 tokens between Ethereum mainnet and the Arbitrum Layer-2 rollup.
Polygon Bridge is the canonical route between Ethereum and the Polygon network, used by people moving assets onto Polygon via the official Portal.
Optimism Bridge is the canonical bridge between Ethereum and OP Mainnet, used to move assets to the Optimism layer 2.
Linea Bridge is the official canonical bridge and funding page for moving assets from Ethereum to the Linea layer 2, plus aggregator and exchange routes.
Mantle Bridge is the official canonical bridge for moving tokens between Ethereum and the Mantle Layer-2 network, used by Mantle users and developers.
Same category
More Canonical Bridges
StarkGate is the official StarkWare-developed token bridge between Ethereum and Starknet, for users moving ETH and ERC-20 tokens to Starknet.
Scroll Bridge is the canonical bridge for moving assets between Ethereum and the Scroll zkEVM Layer 2, for users of either network.
Zircuit is an EVM-compatible Ethereum zk-rollup with a canonical bridge, a yield app and an LST/LRT staking hub for DeFi users and builders.
Unichain Bridge is the canonical Ethereum-to-Unichain bridge for moving assets onto Uniswap's OP Stack Layer 2, with about 3.07M USD TVL.
xDAI Stake Bridge is the canonical bridge linking Ethereum and Gnosis Chain, for users who want to move assets and STAKE into the Gnosis ecosystem.
RSK Bridge is the canonical bridge linking Rootstock (RSK) with Bitcoin and Ethereum, used to move assets and obtain rBTC for Bitcoin-based DeFi.
Same chain
More on Ethereum
Lido is a liquid staking protocol where users stake ETH and receive stETH, a reward-earning token usable across DeFi, governed by LDO holders.
Aave V3 is a non-custodial DeFi lending protocol on 21 chains where users earn interest on deposits or borrow against collateral.
Uniswap V4 is the latest Uniswap DEX version with hooks and concentrated liquidity, running on 22 chains for self-custody token swaps and liquidity provision.
Uniswap V3 is a non-custodial decentralized exchange protocol for token swaps and concentrated liquidity provision across 40+ chains.
DeFi Saver is a non-custodial tool for managing and automating leveraged lending positions across major DeFi protocols on Ethereum and layer-2 networks.
OKX is a major centralized crypto exchange for spot and derivatives trading, earn products and a Web3 wallet, with its own OKB token.
How we checked
Sources
Last updated . Spotted an error? Tell us and we will correct it.