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A deposit is how funds enter Anchorage Digital. Receiving funds never requires quorum approval and never incurs a fee for the receiver. To accept funds, you create a place for them to land—a wallet and deposit address for digital assets—then share those details with the sender and watch for arrival.

No quorum, no fee

Deposits are inbound, so there’s no per-transaction quorum and no receiver-side network fee. The controls that matter for deposits are identity (attributing unknown senders) and address integrity (verifying the address you share is genuinely yours).

Deposit guides

Crypto deposit

Create a wallet and deposit address to receive digital assets, then track and attribute the deposit.

Create a wallet and address

A wallet lives inside a vault and is created for a specific asset network. Create one with the Deposit button in the web dashboard or iOS app, or via API.
Provision a deposit address for an existing wallet:
Creating addresses requires the Create address permission. Reading wallets and addresses requires Read vault activity.

Monitor arrivals

Subscribe to webhooks to be notified when funds land. See Webhooks. For digital assets, delivery waits on on-chain confirmation, typically around two confirmations depending on the blockchain.

Deposit APIs