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# Using MojitoSwap with Bridges

MojitoSwap is a decentralized application. That means, unlike KuCoin or other centralized platforms, you don't need to register account to use it... you just need a crypto wallet. So how can you get crypto onto MojitoSwap without using a centralized exchange?

In this tutorial, we're going to guide you through the process of using "cross-chain bridges" to transfer your assets into your KCC Chain wallet, and start using MojitoSwap.

### **Move your assets from other blockchains to KCC Chain**

You can use a variety of different cross-chain bridges to transfer tokens from Ethereum, BNB Chain or other networks, onto KCC Chain.

[**KCC Bridge**](https://www.kcc.io/bridge/transfer) (Build by the KCC and KuCoin team) and its [**Guide**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZdX1V2Tgnc) Video.

[**MultiChain**](https://app.multichain.org/#/router) (Formerly known as Anyswap) and its [**Docs**](https://docs.multichain.org/).


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