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# Deposit Addresses
## Overview
Deposit Addresses are personal, cross-chain entry points that allow you to receive stablecoins on multiple blockchains and automatically bridge them to a single destination wallet.
Instead of managing separate wallets, gas tokens, and manual bridge transactions on every chain, you can generate a set of Deposit Addresses. Any funds sent to these addresses are automatically detected and bridged to your main wallet on your chosen destination chain.
Deposit Addresses are fully non-custodial. They are virtual constructs controlled by smart contracts, not by Allbridge servers.
* No Private Keys: These addresses do not have private keys. Instead, they encode the routing logic (destination chain, recipient wallet, token type) directly into their structure.
* Trustless: Only the smart contracts can move funds, and they can only move them to the pre-defined destination wallet you set up.
## Use Cases
* Unified Payments: Accept stablecoin payments from users on Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Solana without needing to maintain active wallets on those chains.
* Donations: Share a single deposit address for a specific chain to collect donations that auto-settle to your main account.
* CEX Withdrawals: Withdraw funds from a centralized exchange directly to a Deposit Address to have them bridged to your preferred chain automatically.
* Project Revenue: Separate revenue streams by generating different deposit addresses for different clients or projects, all routing to one treasury wallet.
## Supported Chains & Assets
Deposit Addresses are currently deployed most of the EVM Chains supported by Allbridge: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Celo.
Support for the rest of the EVM networks, Solana and Tron is planned soon.
## Fees and Limits
### Creation Fee
There is a one-time gas fee to generate a Deposit Address. This pays for the on-chain registration of the address logic. You do not pay any monthly service fees.
### Bridging Fee
When funds are auto-bridged, the standard Allbridge Core bridging fee applies (relayer fees and Liquidity Providers fees). There are no extra surcharges for using Deposit Addresses.
### Minimum Transfer Amount
To prevent small deposits from being consumed entirely by fees, you must set a Minimum Transfer Amount (e.g., $10 or $50) during setup.
* If a deposit is below this amount, it remains on the Deposit Address until more funds arrive to cross the threshold.
* Once the threshold is met, the auto-bridge transaction triggers.
## Step-by-Step Guide
#### 1. Connect Wallet
Navigate to the Deposit Addresses tab in the Allbridge Core app and connect the wallet where you ultimately want to receive funds (Destination). Alternatively you can open this link: . Then push "Create Address" button.
#### 2. Configure Settings
Choose the networks you want to accept deposits from (e.g., "I want to receive funds from BNB Chain and Polygon").
Then verify destination wallet address, choose the asset you want to receive there. And configure the Minimum Transfer amount.
#### 3. Generate Addresses
Click Create. You will be prompted to sign a transaction to pay the one-time generation gas fee. Once confirmed, your unique Deposit Address will appear.
#### 4. Start Receiving
Copy the address and use it to receive funds. You can monitor auto-transfers by opening Deposit Addresses in Allbridge Explorer.
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