Rhino Bridge is the page used to move value between networks; a bridge connects otherwise separate blockchain ecosystems so assets and information can cross between them. The first wallet approval is not proof that the other side has received anything.
Your source-chain transfer is the bill that matters first
Check the source-chain explorer before doing anything else. A transaction hash—the unique ID for a blockchain transaction—shows whether the deposit was actually recorded, failed, or is still waiting. Do not send a second deposit because the destination balance is late: that turns uncertainty into a second cost.
PENDING means the bridge has not received the deposit
PENDING means the quote was committed but the service is still waiting for the source-chain deposit. Confirm the wallet sent to the selected route and that the transaction succeeded. If it did, wait; if it did not, fix the source transaction rather than creating another bridge order.
PENDING_CONFIRMATION has seen the funds, but the network is still counting
This state appears on supported fast chains after the deposit is detected but before its confirmations are sufficient. It is not a request to approve again. Network confirmation is part of the transfer’s total time and total cost, even when the headline bridge fee looked small.
ACCEPTED is progress; EXECUTED is the finish line
ACCEPTED means the destination-side execution is underway. Only EXECUTED settles it: the Rhino documentation defines that state as complete and says funds are credited on the destination chain. I do a small transfer first with any new route, because one inexpensive test reveals the real sequence before the larger amount depends on it.
Failure labels tell you whether to wait, not whether to retry
CANCELLED can merely hide an unfunded pending record; a later deposit can still be executed. FAILED is the support case, not a reason to resend. For a swap route, SWAP_FAILED means a refund is being considered. Rhino’s status documentation says of SWAP_FAILED_REFUNDED: “The swap failed and a refund was successfully issued.”
FAQ
Should I bridge again if the destination wallet is empty?
No. First verify the source transaction, then the displayed state. A second transfer may create a second charge.
What should I save for support?
Keep the source transaction hash, route, asset, amount, time, and screenshots of the status.