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# Depositing Funds

When you create a Fantasy Top account, a wallet is automatically created for you. To start playing with real money, you'll need to add funds.

**To deposit, click the Deposit button on your profile page** (directly below your username). A modal will show your current balance and two deposit options.

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### Deposit from a Wallet

Choose this if you're sending funds from a personal wallet on another network.

**Supported networks:** Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon.

If you want to send ETH directly on Base, select Base Network from the list and send ETH to the address shown. Once confirmed, funds appear in your account.

**Important:** Only use this method when sending from a supported wallet. Do not send from an exchange or manually bridge to this address. Those transfers won't be detected and you may lose your funds.

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### Deposit from an Exchange

You can fund your account directly from a centralized exchange like Coinbase, Binance, Kraken, or OKX.

**Steps:**

1. Buy ETH on your exchange
2. Withdraw the ETH to your Fantasy Top deposit address
3. **Make sure Base is selected as the withdrawal network**
4. Wait for confirmation

Once the transfer completes, funds will appear in your account and be ready to use across all game modes.

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## Deposit Timing

Funds should arrive in your wallet in less than 60 seconds. You may need to refresh the page to see your updated balance.

**If funds don't appear after 5 minutes**, contact support in the official Discord server: <https://discord.gg/fantasytop>
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