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Everything you need to deposit, withdraw, buy crypto, and manage a wallet — written for first-timers, not Twitter degens.

How to deposit crypto on Spinman

A deposit is just a regular on-chain transfer from your wallet (or exchange) to an address we generate for you. Most clear in seconds; Ethereum clears in 1–2 minutes. Total fee is whatever the network charges — Spinman never adds a deposit fee.

The 5-step flow

  1. Open your Spinman balance page. Sign in with email, click the wallet icon, and open Deposit.
  2. Pick a network. Solana, Ethereum, BNB, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, or Tron. Match it to the network you're sending from.
  3. Copy the deposit address (or scan QR). Each network has its own dedicated address. Don't reuse one across chains.
  4. Send from your wallet or exchange. Paste the address, choose the same asset (USDT, USDC, SOL, ETH, etc.), confirm.
  5. Wait for confirmations. Solana / BNB / Polygon / Base / Arbitrum / Tron: seconds. Ethereum: ~1–2 minutes depending on gas.

Picking the right network

This is the only step that trips people up. Two rules:

  • Match the network on both ends. If you send USDT on Solana, choose Solana on Spinman. Sending Ethereum-USDT to a Solana address will lose the funds — that's how crypto works, not a Spinman rule.
  • Cheapest networks for stablecoins: Solana, Tron (TRC20), Polygon, Base. Avoid Ethereum mainnet unless you already hold ETH there.

From an exchange (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bybit)

  1. Go to Withdraw on the exchange and pick the same asset (e.g. USDT).
  2. Choose the same network as the deposit address you got from Spinman.
  3. Paste the Spinman address. The exchange will show its withdrawal fee — usually $0.20–$1 on Solana / Tron / Polygon, $3–$20 on Ethereum.
  4. Confirm. Most exchanges auto-approve. Some hold the first withdrawal for ~15 minutes.

From a self-custody wallet (Phantom, MetaMask, Trust)

  1. Open your wallet, pick the right network (Phantom: Solana / EVM dropdown; MetaMask: top network selector).
  2. Hit Send, choose the token (USDT, USDC, etc.), paste the Spinman address.
  3. Confirm. You'll pay only the network gas — usually a few cents on non-Ethereum chains.

Common mistakes (and how to fix them)

MistakeWhat happensFix
Wrong networkFunds may be unrecoverable, or stuck on a chain Spinman doesn't credit.Contact support before sending more. We can sometimes recover EVM-to-EVM mistakes; cross-VM (Solana ↔ EVM) is usually unrecoverable.
Missing memo (Tron / TRC20)If your exchange requires a memo and you didn't add it.Spinman addresses are memo-less. Just send to the address.
Sent BEP-20 USDT to Ethereum addressFunds land on BNB Chain but the address looks the same.Open MetaMask on BNB Chain — funds are there. Re-send on the correct network.
Deposit not showing after 5 minUsually Ethereum gas congestion, or wrong network selected.Check the tx on the block explorer. If confirmed and missing, open chat with the tx hash.

What gets credited

Native coins (SOL, ETH, BNB, MATIC) are auto-converted to USDb (our 1:1 USD stablecoin balance) at the live market rate the moment they land. You can also hold USDT / USDC and your balance will display in USD anyway. There's no spread or conversion fee.

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