# DFI -> ETH If you want to transfer your DeFiChain tokens (dBTC, dETH, etc) to Ethereum Network **Step #1** Ensure your Ethereum wallet is connected on the bridge and you're on MainNet.

**Step #2** Switch the source network by either toggling the center button or clicking the dropdown for Source Network.

Switch by selecting option on Source Network

**Step #3** Select the dToken that you would like to bridge and the amount you would like to transfer.

{% hint style="info" %} Make sure you have sufficient amount of dTokens to send in your DeFiChain Wallet {% endhint %} **Step #4** Enter your ERC20 wallet address and wait for it to be verified

Pro-tip: You can quickly paste address from clipboard by clicking on the clipboard icon

**Step #5** Double check your transaction and if all your details are correct at this stage. Proceed to select Review Transaction.

**Step #6** Add in a refund address before you proceed with the transaction. This can be the same as the source DeFiChain address inputted earlier

{% hint style="info" %} Make sure you own the address that you use here or you might lose your funds forever. {% endhint %} **Step #7** Send your dTokens to the generated address for verification. Make sure you transfer the correct amount of funds. Once transferred, wait for the server to verify your funds.

Use your wallet to send to provided address.

{% hint style="info" %} Make sure you send the right amount and the right token for the transaction or the validation may fail. {% endhint %} **Step #8** After verification is done, you can proceed to claim your ERC20 tokens. Select claim to trigger a confirmation on your Metamask wallet.

**Step #9** You will be prompted to check your Metamask wallet to confirm your transaction.

If you accidentally reject the transaction, you can still retry transaction by clicking so in the Quantum page

**Step #10** After you confirm your transaction on Metamask, your transaction will be processed and you will receive your new ERC20 tokens in your wallet.

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