Multichain Deployment estimator

The Multi-chain deployment cost estimator helps you plan native token needed for gas across many chains, using live gas and price data where available, and optionally start a LI.FI bridge from your current wallet chain after reviewing a route.

Section: Gas rows (based on mainnet tx gas units)

Field / control
Meaning

Add row

Adds another line with blank label and gas units.

Contract / tx label

Free text so you remember what the gas is for (e.g. “Create splitter”).

Gas units

Whole number — estimated gas used for that operation (not gwei). Example default row: Create splitter = 1140000.

Remove

Deletes that row.

Total gas units

Sum of all rows — used as the multiplier against gas price on each target chain.


Section: Source wallet summary (boxed area)

Shown for the connected wallet on the chain the wallet is currently on (this is the source chain for LI.FI quotes).

Field
Meaning

Chain

Name and chain ID of the wallet’s current network.

Icon

Chain logo when available.

Deploy Wallet

Your 0x… address or “not connected” if disconnected.

Native balance

Approximate native balance on that chain (e.g. ETH), formatted to several decimal places.


Section: Target chains

Field / control
Meaning

Select chains / Hide chain selector

Toggles the checklist of networks.

Select all

Checks every listed chain (disabled if the list is empty).

Deselect all

Clears all checkboxes (disabled if none selected).

Fetch live gas + USD

Refreshes gas tiers and native USD inputs for selected chains from APIs / RPCs. Shows progress text while running.

N selected

Count of chains currently checked.

Per-chain checkbox

Include this chain in the estimate table. Shows logo, name, and #chainId.

Loading / error lines

Status while chain list loads or if the chain list request fails.


Section: Estimated deploy wallet funding

Gas tier

Value
Meaning

standard

Default; uses the “standard” tier from the gas API (or RPC fallback) where applicable.

fast / fastest

Higher urgency tiers when the API exposes them; updates estimates for chains already loaded.

Buffer multiplier

Field
Meaning

Number input (min 1, step 0.1)

Multiplies estimated gas cost to add slack (default 2). Helper shows current Xx.

Results table

Column
Meaning

Chain

Logo + network name.

Gas price (gwei)

Editable; filled from Fetch live gas + USD when possible. You can override manually.

Native price (USD)

Editable USD per 1 native unit; filled from live data when possible.

Estimated native needed

~ total gas units × gas price (with buffer), in native units for that chain.

Estimated USD needed

Native needed × native USD (when USD is set).

Bridge action

Per-row bridging UI (see below).

Field
Meaning

Total estimated USD needed

Sum of Estimated USD needed across visible rows (when values are valid numbers).


Bridge action column (per row)

Behavior depends on the row’s chain:

What you see
Meaning

Funding on-chain (not routed via LI.FI)

This chain is not bridged through LI.FI in the app (e.g. some networks like PulseChain). Fund that chain’s deploy wallet yourself.

Same as source chain

Your wallet is already on this chain — no cross-chain bridge action from the app for that row.

Review & bridge

Opens a LI.FI quote → Review LI.FI route modal, then Proceed to wallet to execute. Disabled if not connected or a route is already loading for that row.

Running…

Quote or route step in progress.

LI.FI tracking ID: abc12345…

Shortened route identifier for reference.

Route:

Short text summary of steps (tools / types).

Green success text

Bridge / route completed successfully (message from the app).

Red error text

User-friendly error (e.g. cancelled in wallet, route not submitted).

Review LI.FI route modal

Element
Meaning

Title

Review LI.FI route

Destination · ID

Target chain name and truncated route id.

Steps list

Each Step N: bridge/swap tool name, type, and fromChainId -> toChainId.

Cancel

Closes modal without executing.

Proceed to wallet

Continues to wallet signing for the prepared route.


  • Overview

  • FAQ — bridging & estimates

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