Read this before you send anything.Every asset below is tied to one fixed network. The network is not a setting you choose, because choosing it wrong is the single largest cause of permanent, unrecoverable loss on any deposit page — and a network picker invites exactly that mistake.Send USDT over TRC-20 to the TRC-20 address. An address issued for one network cannot receive an asset bridged over another.
Supported assets
“First confirmation” is roughly how long until you see movement. Full crediting waits for the confirmation count in the column beside it.
How to deposit
- Pick an asset. The network is then fixed and displayed.
- Read the minimum. Below it, network fees make the transfer uneconomic to credit.
- Copy the address. Use the copy button rather than transcribing it.
- Check for an extra id. Some assets require a memo / destination tag. If one is shown, a transfer sent without it cannot be attributed to your account.
- Send from your wallet on the displayed network.
- Watch the status update. The page streams changes live — you do not need to refresh.
Deposit states
How crediting works
When the network reaches the confirmation threshold, the payment processor sends a signed callback. The platform verifies that signature before touching any balance — an unsigned or mis-signed callback credits nothing. Crediting then writes a ledger entry, and your balance is derived from the ledger. That is why every movement in your balance has a row explaining it, visible under Treasury.Common mistakes
- Wrong network. Covered above, and worth repeating: it is not recoverable.
- Missing memo / extra id. Where required, this is what attributes the transfer to you.
- Sending below the minimum. The transfer arrives but is uneconomic to credit.
- Reusing an expired address. Request a fresh one.