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# Deposit

#### Fund Your ARBYDEX Wallet

Before activating a Node or using features that require wallet funding, users may need to deposit supported assets into their personal ARBYDEX Wallet.

ARBYDEX currently supports:

**BNB**

**USDT on BEP 20**

Always verify the asset and network before sending funds.

#### Step 1

Open the **Wallet** menu.

#### Step 2

Select **Receive**.

#### Step 3

Your personal wallet address will be displayed.

You can copy the wallet address or scan the QR Code.

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#### Step 4

Open your external wallet or exchange.

Enter your ARBYDEX wallet address as the recipient.

#### Step 5

Select the asset you want to deposit.

Make sure you select the correct network.

For USDT, use the **BEP 20 network**.

#### Step 6

Double check:

• Recipient address\
• Asset\
• Network\
• Amount

Then confirm the transaction.

#### Step 7

Wait for the blockchain transaction to be confirmed.

Once confirmed, the deposited asset will appear in the corresponding ARBYDEX wallet balance.

#### Wallet Balance

**BNB**

Your deposited BNB appears in your BNB Wallet Balance.

**USDT**

Your deposited USDT appears in your USDT Wallet Balance.

#### ⚠️ Important

**Sending the wrong token or using a different network may result in the permanent loss of your funds.**

Always double check the recipient address, asset, and network before confirming your transaction.


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