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# Moving your funds TO Asset Hub

If you are an artist who *wants to mint their art* on Asset Hub Polkadot or Asset Hub Kusama, or you want to buy an NFT on these chains, you need first **to bridge your funds.** 

Your DOT and KSM tokens must move to AssetHub chains so you can buy/mint/transfer/list your NFTs.

### Step 1: Select Teleport

In case you want to use:

* Polkadot Asset Hub - You need to have some DOTs in your wallet
* Kusama Asset Hub - You need to have some KSMs in your wallet

After connecting your wallet to KodaDot, go to your profile in the top right corner. Select Teleport Bridge.

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### Step 2: Teleport to Asset Hub

Teleport DOT to Polkadot Asset Hub:

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Teleport KSM to Kusama Asset Hub:

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Click on Send and sign the transaction. *DOT/KSM on the Asset Hub is just as good as KSM on the Relay Chain.*

### Double-check your balances now in your wallet

In your profile in the sidebar, you should be able to see which of your funds are on AssetHub now. Check this picture:

* Red rectangle: Funds on Asset Hub Polkadot and AssetHub Kusama
* Yellow rectangle: Funds on Relay Chain

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That's all you need about sending your funds to the Asset Hub. To **send your funds back** on Relay Chain, use the Teleport Bridge function again, but this time, send it from AssetHub to Kusama/Polkadot.


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