How to Deposit on Bitget

Method 1: Deposit crypto from another wallet or exchange

Step 1: Open the deposit screen

In the app, tap Add Funds at the top of the home screen, then Deposit Crypto. On the website: profile icon (top right) → Deposit.

Step 2: Choose the coin

Search for the coin (USDT, for example) and tap it.

Step 3: Choose the network

Pick the network the sending side will use. Bitget's example: if you send USDT over Ethereum, choose ERC-20. In Bitget's words, using the wrong network "may result in permanent loss of funds".

Networks explained: TRC20, BEP20 and ERC20.

Step 4: Choose where it lands

Pick the account, such as Spot or Funding. The coins appear there automatically once they're credited.

Step 5: Copy the address (and the memo, if there is one)

Tap Copy Address or use the QR code. Some networks (Bitget gives EOS as an example) also need a memo. If a memo is shown, enter it on the sending side. Without it, the deposit may not arrive on its own.

Step 6: Send from the other side

Paste the address on the sending wallet or exchange, check that the network matches, and send. Each coin has a minimum deposit, so send at least that. First time? Try a small amount first.

After the network confirms the transfer, the coins show up under Assets. The time depends on the network and how busy it is. You can track it with the transaction ID (TxID) on a block explorer.

Method 2: Buy USDT with your local currency on P2P

No crypto yet? On Bitget P2P you buy USDT from another user and pay them by bank transfer or e-wallet. Bitget charges no P2P fees (your bank or wallet may charge its own), and it locks the seller's crypto in escrow until the order is done. Bitget says P2P supports over 100 payment methods.

Currencies on Bitget's official P2P list include the Egyptian pound, UAE dirham and Moroccan dirham, as well as USD, EUR, GBP, Turkish lira, Pakistani rupee and many others.

How to buy USDT on Bitget P2P, step by step →

Method 3: Buy with a bank card

1. Tap Add Funds and choose your currency.
2. Choose Credit/Debit Card, enter the amount and pick the coin.
3. Tap Add New Card and enter the card number, expiry date and CVV.
4. Check the amount, price and fee shown on screen, then tap Confirm.
5. Approve the payment in your bank app or with the code your bank sends (3D Secure).

Bitget accepts Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay and Apple Pay. The card must be in your own name, matching your verification, and allow international and crypto payments. Some banks block crypto purchases, which is a common reason for a failed payment.

Common problems

I can't deposit

• Deposits need a verified account. Verify your account.

My deposit hasn't arrived

• Look up the TxID on a block explorer. If it's confirmed there, check the address and network, then open a ticket with the TxID.

I sent on the wrong network or forgot the memo

• On the website, open Deposit → Refund of uncredited deposit and fill in the form with the TxID. Bitget says this can take up to 10 working days and recovery isn't guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

Does Bitget charge a deposit fee?

No. Only the network fee on the sending side applies, and Bitget doesn't receive it.

Can I deposit before verifying?

No. Since 1 January 2024, crypto deposits need a verified account.

Can I deposit in my local currency?

Yes, by buying USDT on Bitget P2P, or with a Visa or Mastercard card in your name.

Do I need a memo for USDT?

Usually not. If the deposit screen shows a memo, enter it.

Can I cancel a deposit?

No. A blockchain transfer can't be cancelled or reversed once sent.

Next step

How to buy USDT on Bitget P2P →

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Last updated: 22 October 2026 · Sources: Bitget's official help pages on crypto deposits (app and website), deposit and withdrawal fees, uncredited deposit refunds, P2P and card purchases. Button names may differ between app versions.