1 Install the extension

2 Scan from the extension

Click the BIFROST icon in your browser toolbar to open it.

Paste a transaction hash or address and scan it across 70+ bridges — optionally filter by a specific bridge.

Any cross-chain activity is listed: detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.

3 Beta: Chainalysis Reactor

In the extension popup, open the “Integrations” section (the chevron), then turn on the “Beta Chainalysis integration” toggle.

Then, in a Reactor graph:

Right-click a connection in the graph and choose "Scan with BIFROST".

The BIFROST submenu lists the bridge transfers — pick one or select all.

The BIFROST window shows the detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.

Click "+ Chainalysis" on the From/To row you want: Reactor's search is prefilled and the matching result is outlined in gold in the Chainalysis search bar — click it to add the node to your graph.

3 Beta: TRM Labs

In the extension popup, open the “Integrations” section (the chevron), then turn on the “Beta TRM Labs integration” toggle.

Then, in a TRM graph:

Right-click a transaction or connection and choose "Scan with BIFROST".

The BIFROST window shows the detected bridge, source → destination chains, amounts, addresses and TX hashes.

Click "+ TRM" on the From/To row: BIFROST opens TRM's "plot new element" panel and automatically adds the matching blockchain's address to your graph — no extra click needed.

3 Beta: Caudena

A Caudena integration is coming next — the same scan-from-graph and add-to-graph flow you already know from Chainalysis and TRM. Stay tuned.