# Cost Comparison

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[StableFlow](https://stableflow.ai) offers the most cost-effective bridging solution for large transfers.

## Quote Comparison Example

$1M USDT Transfer: Ethereum ↔ Solana

* Relay: <mark style="color:$danger;">$1,600 (16 bps)</mark>
* Debridge: <mark style="color:orange;">$3,400 (34 bps)</mark>
* Stableflow: <mark style="color:$success;">$1.5 total (0.05 bps)</mark>

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Note: Wormhole is unable to provide a quote for this size. Even within its maximum transfer limit of $999k, users are still charged more than Stableflow, with costs of $500 USD (5bps).
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## Do StableFlow's rates beat native solutions like CCTP and USDT0 transfers?

For large transfers, our model typically provides better rates by minimising slippage. For extremely large amounts above seven figures, native mint-and-burn mechanisms can be competitive.

We're enhancing this advantage with direct integrations of CCTP (for USDC) and the LayerZero OFT model (for USDT) coming soon. These will enable dynamic routing for the best possible rates across all transfer sizes.


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