Already have USDT or USDC in Binance, Bybit, or another wallet? Learning how to deposit crypto on Bayse takes about three minutes. This guide walks you through exactly how, from copying your wallet address to confirming the transfer arrived.
If you don’t have USDT or USDC yet and want to understand what they are before buying, read our guide: What Are USDT and USDC? A Beginner’s Guide for Traders.
Before You Start: What You Need
You need one of the following:
- USDT or USDC in a Binance account
- USDT or USDC in a Bybit account
- USDT or USDC in any other crypto wallet that supports the BEP20 or Solana network
That’s it.
No other cryptocurrencies are accepted on Bayse at this time-not Bitcoin, not Ethereum, not anything else. Only USDT and USDC, only on BEP20 or Solana. This matters because sending the wrong coin or using the wrong network means your transaction won’t go through and crypto transfers are irreversible.
Step 1: Get Your Bayse Wallet Address
Open your Bayse app and tap the plus sign from the dashboard. Alternatively, tap the menu at the bottom of the screen and select More.
Once you’re in the wallet screen, tap Deposit, then select your preferred network — either Solana or BEP20. Next, choose your token: USDT or USDC.
A unique wallet address will be generated specifically for you. Copy it carefully, or use the QR code if your sending platform supports scanning. This is the address you’ll paste into Binance, Bybit, or whichever platform you’re sending from.
Step 2: Send From Binance
If your USDT or USDC is sitting in Binance, here’s how to send it to Bayse:
From your Binance home screen, tap Send. Select USDT or USDC as the coin you’re sending. Paste the wallet address you copied from Bayse, and make sure the network you select in Binance matches the one you chose in Bayse, either BEP20 or Solana. Enter the amount and confirm the transaction.
That’s the full process. Once Binance processes the transfer, funds arrive in your Bayse wallet and you’re ready to trade.
Don’t have USDT or USDC in Binance yet? Read our guide on how to buy USDT and USDC on Binance.
Step 3: Send From Bybit
If you’re sending from Bybit, the process is very similar.
From your Bybit account, navigate to your wallet and select the option to withdraw or send crypto. Choose USDT or USDC, paste the wallet address you copied from Bayse, and confirm that the network matches — BEP20 or Solana. Enter the amount and complete the transfer.
Don’t have USDT or USDC in Bybit yet? Read our guide on how to buy USDT and USDC on Bybit.
Step 4: Confirm It Arrived
Crypto deposits on Bayse are typically processed quickly. Once the transfer is confirmed on the blockchain, your balance updates automatically and you can start trading immediately.
If a few minutes pass and the funds haven’t appeared, double-check that you used the correct wallet address and the correct network. If everything looks right and it’s still not showing, reach out through the Help Center in the Bayse app and share your transaction ID — the support team will take it from there.
Sending From a Different Platform?
Binance and Bybit are the most common, but you can send USDT or USDC from any crypto platform available in your country — Yellowcard, KuCoin, OKX, or any other exchange that supports BEP20 or Solana transfers. The process is the same: copy your Bayse wallet address, match the network, and send.
Can I Withdraw Crypto Too?
Yes. From your Bayse wallet, tap Withdraw from the USD Wallet section. Select your preferred network (Solana or BEP20), choose your token (USDT or USDC), enter the external wallet address you want to withdraw to, and confirm the transaction.
A Few Things to Double-Check Before Every Transfer
Network must match. If you chose Solana in Bayse, send on Solana from your exchange. If you chose BEP20 in Bayse, send on BEP20. A mismatch means the transaction will fail or the funds won’t arrive.
Only USDT or USDC. No other cryptocurrencies are accepted. Do not send Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, or any other token — your transaction will be unsuccessful.
Crypto transfers are irreversible. Once sent, they cannot be recalled. Always verify the wallet address and network before hitting confirm.
Wallet address is unique to you. The address Bayse generates is assigned specifically to your account. Do not share it with anyone else.
Something Went Wrong?
A few common situations and what to do:
Transaction is delayed. Check the transaction status on the blockchain using your transaction ID. Delays sometimes happen during periods of high network congestion, give it a little time before raising an alarm.
Sent the wrong amount. Contact Bayse support immediately with your transaction ID. The team will advise on next steps.
Sent to the wrong address or used the wrong network. Unfortunately, crypto transactions cannot be reversed. This is why verifying before sending is so important.
For any issues, reach out through the Help Center in the Bayse app or contact the support team directly.
How to Deposit Crypto on Bayse: The Quick Summary
To deposit crypto on Bayse, copy your wallet address from the app, match the network on your exchange (BEP20 or Solana), and send USDT or USDC. Funds arrive within minutes.
Copy your wallet address from Bayse. Match the network. Send USDT or USDC from your exchange. Wait a few minutes. Trade.
That’s it.
New to USDT and USDC? Read: What Are USDT and USDC? A Beginner’s Guide for Traders
