The short answer

A bridge route is the sequence of providers and blockchain actions used to move an asset from a source state to a destination state. It can be direct or contain several steps.

How it works

Two routes for the same request can differ in liquidity source, bridge mechanism, swap venue, transaction count, fee structure and expected output.

Why it matters

Route aggregators evaluate available paths at the time of the request. A route that wins on price at one moment can change as liquidity and gas conditions move.

Practical takeaway

Always compare the complete route, not just its first transaction. The final output and all required wallet actions are what determine the practical result.

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