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# The Kima Light Demo App

The Kima Light Demo is a reference implementation to help people understand how Kima works.

You can experience Kima's functionality directly in your browser, without needing to install or connect a wallet because the Light Demo App has been pre-configured to send funds between two accounts under the control of the Kima team.

The demo showcases bridging between different chains (transfer to the same address on different chains). Example: a user has funds on Arbitrum but wants to add liquidity to a liquidity pool on Avalanche.

### Try the light demo <a href="#try-the-bridge-demo" id="try-the-bridge-demo"></a>

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#### Select Source Network

Use the dropdown to choose the network from which you want to send funds. A demo wallet address will be automatically assigned for that network.

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#### Select Target Network

Use the second dropdown to choose the destination network. Another demo wallet will be auto-selected to receive the funds.

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#### Enter Amount

Type the amount of USDK you want to transfer.

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### Confirm Details

A summary screen shows:

* Source and target chains
* Wallet addresses
* Transfer amount
* Network and liquidity fees

**Review everything, then submit the transaction.**

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Once you have submitted the transaction, you can watch it complete in real-time by clicking the transaction links to the relevant block explorers involved in the transfer.

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