Bring the crypto you already own.
Your account has its own address on BNB Smart Chain. Send to it from any wallet or exchange, and the balance is yours to put into staking, swap or trade the moment it lands.
- No deposit fee from Inkryptus
- Your own on-chain address
- Usually lands in minutes
If this is your first deposit
Four things worth knowing before the first tap. None of them are about our app, they are about how crypto moves, and they are the same wherever you send it.
A deposit moves crypto, it does not buy it
Nothing is bought, sold or converted here. You are moving something you already hold from where it is now into your account, the way you move a photo from one phone to another. What arrives is what left.
The address is yours
Your account gets its own address, a long line of characters starting with 0x. Anything sent to it lands in your account and in nobody else’s. You do not type it out: you copy it, or you scan its code from the sending device.
Crypto travels on networks, and they are not interchangeable
The same coin exists on several networks, and they do not connect. Your address here is on one of them, BNB Smart Chain, so that is the one to choose when the sending app asks. It is the single question on this page worth slowing down for.
It takes minutes, not days
The sending app confirms, the network carries it, and the balance shows up here. Usually a few minutes. Nothing has to be approved by us in between.
Holding no crypto at all yet? Buy some where you already can, on an exchange or from somebody you trust, and then come back and send it here. How to buy crypto
How a deposit goes
Four steps, and the whole of it happens in a wallet you already know how to use.
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Open Add Funds
In the app, tap Add Funds on the Home screen, then Deposit Crypto. Nothing on this side asks you to pick a bridge or hold a gas token.If you land on a screen offering to buy with a card, you are on the wrong one. Go back and choose Deposit Crypto. - 2
Choose what is arriving
Pick the asset you are about to send, so the app knows what to expect and can show you the minimum for it.Your account has one address on BNB Smart Chain and it receives every supported asset, so there is no wrong address to pick here. The network is the part that has to match. If you are sending from an exchange and it is offering you a choice, USDT is the one that always works. Every exchange lists it on BEP-20, and it is what every swap here is priced against once it lands. - 3
Take the address
Tap Copy Address, or scan the QR code straight from the device that is sending. Both give you the same string.A BEP-20 address is 42 characters and starts with 0x. Read the first and last five on both screens: the middle is not worth checking, and the ends are where a swapped address shows. - 4
Send it on BNB Smart Chain
In your wallet or exchange, paste the address and pick BEP-20 as the network. Confirm there, and the balance appears here once the chain has confirmed it.The network list may call it BNB Smart Chain, BSC, or BEP-20. All three are the same thing, and any other entry on that list is not.
Where it is coming from
The four steps above are the same either way. What changes is the screen you are sending from, and one of the two needs something in the sending wallet before it will let you send at all.
From an exchange
Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and the rest all do the same thing: a withdrawal screen where you paste the address and choose a network.
- Choose BNB Smart Chain, listed as BSC or BEP-20, in the network field.
- The exchange charges its own withdrawal fee and shows it before you confirm.
- Some accounts ask you to whitelist the address, or to confirm by email or 2FA, the first time.
From your own wallet
Trust Wallet, MetaMask, SafePal and anything else you hold the keys to. Here you sign the transaction yourself, so the network fee is yours to pay.
- Keep a little BNB in that wallet. A BEP-20 transfer is paid for in BNB, and a wallet holding only USDT cannot send it. A dollar or two is plenty.
- Switch the wallet to BNB Smart Chain before you pick the asset, or you will be looking at a different network’s balance.
- The address you paste is the same one the app shows. Your wallet does not need to know anything about Inkryptus.
One network, and it is the one thing to get right
Every asset Inkryptus holds lives on BNB Smart Chain, so every deposit arrives on BEP-20. Your sending wallet will offer you a list of networks, and BEP-20 is the one that reaches your account.
An asset sent on any other network does not arrive and cannot be recovered, by Inkryptus or by the platform that sent it. This is the only mistake on this page that costs money rather than time.
- Choose BNB Smart Chain, sometimes listed as BSC or BEP-20, at the moment you pick a network.
- Send a small amount first. Confirm it landed, then send the rest.
- Read the first and last characters of the address on both screens, not the middle.
- An exchange that offers no BEP-20 route for that asset cannot deposit it here. Swap to one it does before sending.
What a deposit costs
Inkryptus takes nothing to receive crypto. The flat 3 USDT the platform charges applies to a withdrawal, a swap and a harvest, and a deposit is none of the three. What you pay is what the sending wallet or exchange charges to make the transfer, which is theirs and not ours.
BEP-20 transfers are among the cheapest of the major networks, which is part of why the platform settled on it. The exact figure is shown by the wallet you send from, before you confirm.
What the balance can do once it lands
A deposit is not the destination. It is what unlocks the three things the account is for.
Put it to work
Put INKY, USDT or CAKE into staking and be paid daily, with nothing locked on the flexible pools.
Change it for something else
Swap between the assets the platform lists, without a browser extension or a gas token.
Play with it
The Arena settles every round on-chain, and the result can be checked after the fact.
It leaves the same way it arrived
Worth reading before you send anything in. Withdrawing is this page backwards: same network, same kind of address, four taps.
- 1
Open the asset
In your wallet, open the asset you want to send out and tap Send.Withdrawing is per asset, the way depositing is. There is no single button that empties the account. Unless the far end has told you it takes the coin you are holding, swap it to USDT here first and send that. It arrives everywhere BEP-20 does, and it is the only one you never have to check. - 2
Paste the destination
Paste the address of the wallet or exchange that is receiving, and check that it accepts BNB Smart Chain.It is your address now, not ours. The same rule applies in reverse: an address on another network cannot be recovered. - 3
Enter the amount
From 6 USD upward. The flat 3 USDT fee is deducted in the asset you are sending.The app shows what leaves and what arrives before you confirm, so the fee is never a surprise at the far end. - 4
Confirm by email
A code goes to your email address and the transfer waits for it, so a stolen session cannot empty an account on its own.Instant up to 500 USD of value. Above that it joins the approval queue and clears within one cycle.
Many exchanges do not list INKY, Binance among them. Sending there leaves you with a transfer nobody at the far end can credit. Swap INKY for USDT here first and withdraw the USDT, which every BEP-20 destination accepts.
- Same network, BEP-20, in both directions.
- Per asset, so a withdrawal moves the one you opened and nothing else.
- Verification raises the monthly limit rather than unlocking the feature.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a deposit take?
What happens if I send on the wrong network?
Does Inkryptus charge to deposit?
Can I use the same address for every asset?
What can I deposit?
I sent it and nothing arrived. What now?
Do I need to verify my identity to deposit?
Send the first one small.
Confirm it landed, then move the rest. It costs a few cents to be certain, and it is the habit that makes every deposit after it routine.
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