Deposit Addresses are now available on Mayan, giving your users a simpler way to send funds to your product.
Give each user a permanent, reusable deposit address. They send the tokens they already hold, and Mayan handles routing and conversion, delivering your configured asset to your chosen chain and wallet instantly.
That means users can fund their accounts without bridging or swapping first, while your product receives the asset it needs.
An address instead of a bridge.
Let’s say your application accepts USDC on Arbitrum, but a user holds ETH on Ethereum. Instead of asking them to convert their funds before depositing, you give them an address to send their ETH to. Mayan converts it into USDC and delivers it to your app instantly.
Once the destination is configured, the same address can be used for repeat deposits, including deposits in other supported tokens.
What makes Mayan Deposit Addresses different
Deposit addresses can simplify funding, but fixed destination assets, separate addresses for each route, and addresses that expire can still limit the experience. Mayan removes those constraints:
Flexible destinations: You configure the token, chain, and wallet that receive the funds.
Permanent and reusable: One address per user, ready for repeat deposits with no expiry.
Multi-chain: The same EVM address accepts deposits across supported EVM chains, with a separate Solana address for deposits on Solana.
A single transfer: Users send what they hold, with no swap interface, wallet connection, approvals, or bridge flow required in your app.
Together, these give your product a consistent deposit experience even when users hold different assets across chains.
For users, that means fewer steps between arriving at your product and being ready to use it. Instead of figuring out which asset to acquire or how to move it to the right chain, they can fund their account directly from their wallet and reuse the same address next time.
From first deposit to repeat funding
Deposit Addresses simplify funding for exchanges, wallets, applications, and onramps:
Exchanges and trading venues: Let users fund accounts with what they hold and start trading without a separate bridge or swap.
Wallets and applications: Let users top up balances from other chains through a direct transfer.
Onramps: Convert the tokens from a fiat purchase into the asset and chain your application needs.
Start building
Give users more ways to fund your product without adding more steps to the deposit experience.