Which cryptocurrencies can I deposit and through which networks?
The supported cryptocurrencies on Bake and supported networks include:
Cryptocurrency | Supported network / blockchain |
Bitcoin (BTC) |
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Bitcoin Cash (BCH) |
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Cosmos (ATOM) |
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DeFiChain (DFI) |
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Dogecoin (DOGE) |
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Civic (CVC) |
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Ether (ETH) |
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Litecoin (LTC) |
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Polygon (MATIC) |
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Polkadot (DOT) |
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Solana (SOL) |
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Sui (SUI) |
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*Tether (USDT) |
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USD Coin (USDC) |
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Celestia (TIA) |
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Cardano (ADA) |
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API3 (API3) |
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Coal (COAL) |
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Compound (COMP) |
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Ampleforth (FORTH) |
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Golem (GLM) |
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Near (NEAR) |
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Ondo (ONDO) |
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Storj (STORJ) |
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Solar (SXP) |
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XRP (XRP) |
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Layerzero (ZRO) |
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*Please note that USDT is not supported in certain regions, including the European Economic Area (EEA).
How do I determine which network to use for a specific cryptocurrency?
The recommended network for each cryptocurrency is mentioned in the list above. When depositing or sending a particular cryptocurrency, ensure you select the appropriate network mentioned to ensure compatibility and successful transactions.
Important: Please make sure when choosing a network, that it needs to be supported by both the sending and the receiving end. Please refrain from using any other networks than shown on your deposit page of the coin that you try to transfer, as it otherwise will result in the total loss of your transferred coins.
Are there any additional requirements or considerations when using different networks?
Yes, when using different networks, it's important to have compatible wallets and understand the specific requirements and processes associated with each network. Additionally, transaction fees, confirmation times, and network features may vary across different networks, so it's advisable to familiarize yourself with the network's specifics before initiating any transactions.
Warning: Sending assets on different networks to an incompatible wallet address may result in total loss of funds!