We’re all about making DeFi accessible to everyone here at Exponential. That’s why we’re thrilled to share some exciting news: starting today, you can top up your Exponential account quickly and affordably using USDC on three more blockchains — Polygon, Avalanche, and Arbitrum.
Your Exponential Wallet will hold one global USDC balance so you can invest in any of our yield opportunities without worrying about which blockchain you deposited from. Now, with USDC deposits on any of our supported blockchains, you can invest in any yield opportunity seamlessly. It’s a true multi-chain experience where you have access to DeFi no matter the blockchain. Just invest and we’ll take care of the rest.
Over the coming months, we’ll be adding even more options to fund your Exponential Wallet so it’s easier for you to earn yield on your crypto. Stay tuned.
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How does it work?
It’s really easy.
- Simply visit your Exponential Wallet, and click “Deposit”.
- Select the blockchain you want to use for deposits from the drop-down menu.
- Copy this address and paste it as the destination address when you request a USDC withdrawal from an exchange like Coinbase or Binance or when you send USDC from a self-custody wallet like Metamask.
How long does it take to receive my funds?
It’s fast. When you use Arbitrum or Avalanche the usual wait time will be 1 minute or less, and roughly 2 minutes for Polygon. No more transfer anxiety — you’ll see your funds credited right away.
Can I withdraw USDC on these blockchains?
Yup, and it’s just as simple.
- On your Wallet, click Withdraw.
- Select the blockchain that you want to use to withdraw your funds.
- Enter an amount and the address we’ll send your funds to. This address will be your Coinbase/Binance deposit address for USDC or your self-custody wallet address. Make sure the receiving wallet supports the blockchain you selected.
- Enter the code from your multi-factor authenticator app (like Google Authenticator). This ensures only you have access to your funds.
- Click on “Request withdraw” and that’s it!
