Elysium Bridge Tracker

Check an Elysium → HyperEVM withdrawal and see exactly where it is and when it can be claimed.

How the claim time is calculated

You start a withdrawal on Elysium. It emits an L2ToL1Tx event with a withdrawal number (its position in the outbox).
A checkpoint is posted to HyperEVM. Elysium is an Arbitrum Orbit chain. Every few hours a validator posts an assertion to the rollup contract on HyperEVM covering recent Elysium blocks. Your withdrawal is covered once an assertion includes its block.
The challenge period runs. Each assertion waits 483,840 HyperEVM blocks (about 5.5 days at ~1 s per block) so anyone can dispute it. Read live from the rollup contract.
The assertion is confirmed, then you claim on HyperEVM through the official bridge.

That's why the real wait is usually longer than 5.5 days: the challenge clock starts when the checkpoint covering your withdrawal is posted, not when you withdraw. "Ready" and "Claimed" are exact (read from the rollup and outbox). "Waiting" uses checkpoint block + challenge period converted with the measured HyperEVM block speed. If no checkpoint covers your withdrawal yet, the next one is projected from recent ones (rougher, often ±half a day).

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Unofficial tool, estimates only. Not affiliated with Elysium, Kinetiq or Hyperliquid. It reads public chain data directly from your browser (Elysium and HyperEVM RPCs); nothing is sent anywhere else. Times can shift if block speed changes or checkpoints are late. It never asks for a wallet connection, signature, private key or seed phrase. Always claim through the official bridge: elysium.kinetiq.xyz/bridge.