# Build a bridge

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NOTE that for security considerations, a committee can **only be used once** in Bool Network. Hence, building a bridge requires a minimum of two available committees. 
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1. Move to `Bridge` the subpage under the Dashboard section. 

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2. Choose one of the chains from our [supported list](/evm-ecosystem/technical-reference/chain-ids.md) and a committee you have created. By clicking on `Deploy`, an `Anchor` deployment transaction will be triggered where the committee selected will be automatically assigned to the Anchor to be created.

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3. When you have deployed at least two Anchors on independent chains, you can choose either to create an AMT bridge by clicking `Submit` or to continue adding more chains to your bridge (also you can [add more chains](/evm-ecosystem/amt-bridges/other-operations.md#enable-a-new-chain) after the bridge construction).

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4. A few moments later, you should see a newly created bridge with several primary information, including committees' configurations, Anchor addresses and other related.

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5. **Congratulations!** You have created your first bridge on Bool Network. Now you can jump to the next section to finish your omni-chain application building process.&#x20;

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NOTE that it may **take a moment** to record information for a newly created bridge. Hence, it is normal to encounter the reminder of "<mark style="color:orange;">`Synchronizing contracts`</mark>" when you hit the `Sumbit` immediately after the last anchor has been deployed.&#x20;

Reach out to [us](https://t.me/BOOLDevCamp) if the problem persists.
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