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How do I deposit funds into my Exa wallet?

Guide to add crypto, USD, EUR and more currencies to your Exa App account

Written by Mate

Getting started

From your Home screen, tap the Add Funds button. You will see two main options: Cryptocurrencies and Bank transfers. Each method converts or deposits assets into your Exa App wallet as USDC on the Optimism (OP Mainnet) network.

Option 1 — Cryptocurrencies

Tap Cryptocurrencies to see the available deposit methods:

From another wallet (on Optimism / OP Mainnet)

Select From another wallet to view your Optimism (OP Mainnet) deposit address. You can copy or share this address to receive supported assets directly.

Cross-chain transfers

You can also add funds from other blockchain networks. The app will automatically bridge them to Optimism as USDC:

  • USDC from Solana — Receive USDC on Optimism by sending USDC from a Solana wallet.

  • USDC from Stellar — Receive USDC on Optimism by sending USDC from a Stellar wallet.

  • USDT from TRON — Receive USDC on Optimism by sending USDT from a TRON wallet.

Each option will display a specific deposit address for that network. Follow the on-screen instructions for each one.


Option 2 — Bank transfers

Tap Bank transfers to deposit funds from a bank account. Your local currency is automatically converted into USDC. The available methods depend on your location and currency.

From any bank account

  • Dollars via ACH or WIRE — Transfer USD from any bank account worldwide. You will receive your personalized USD account details (beneficiary name, address, account number, routing number, and bank information) to initiate the transfer.

  • Euros via SEPA — Transfer EUR from any SEPA-compatible bank account. You will receive a beneficiary name and IBAN to initiate the transfer.

To see more about the other bank transfer options please reffer to these links: Bridge Tos and Manteca ToS

Other options

Users from several other countries (Argentina, Brazil, México, Great Britain) can access ramps in their local currencies; the details for each will be provided to users who have access to them.

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