Ethereum: Inability to bridge back from Arb to zksync with zksync wallet on Gnosis safe

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Ethereum Bridge Issue: Unable to log out of ARB using ZKSYNC wallet with Gnosis Safe

As a frequent user of the ZKSYNCETH (ZKS) ecosystem, I attempted to switch from my ZKS instance to ARB (Arbitrum) using my ZKSYNC wallet on Gnosis Safe. Unfortunately, after several attempts, I was unable to successfully restore my ZKS account.

The issue arises because ZKSYNC users must use the Arb Bridge feature before logging in and out of their accounts. However, at this time, this feature is still not available to users who have managed to use Gnosis Safe.

In an attempt to resolve this issue, I attempted to log out of my ZKS account using a jumper bridge to reconnect to my ZKSYNC wallet on Gnosis Safe. However, the process failed and I was unable to successfully restart my ZKS account.

I understand that this issue may be frustrating for many users who are still waiting for the Arb Bridge feature to be available. As a result, I wanted to share my experience with others in case it can provide some guidance or insight into potential solutions.

My Steps:

To attempt to log out of my ZKS account using Gnosis Safe:

• Open Gnosis Safe on your device.

• Log in to your ZKSYNC wallet.

• Go to “Account” > “Bridge”.

• Select the ZKS account you want to log back into.

• Click “Close Bridge”.

My Solution:

I attempted to log out of my ZKS account using a jumper bridge, which is a workaround for users who do not have access to the Arb Bridge. This process involves creating a new bridge from your ZKS account to an external wallet in Gnosis Safe.

However, I was unable to successfully recover my ZKS account using this method.

Conclusion:

Unfortunately, the issue persists and it is unclear when the Arb Bridge feature will be available to users who were able to use Gnosis Safe. In the meantime, users may want to consider alternative solutions, such as waiting for the feature to become available or exploring other bridging options.

I hope this article sheds some light on this issue and can help others who are experiencing similar issues. If you have any questions or experiences regarding this issue, feel free to share them in the comments below.