# Transfer Funds to Your Vault

**Move your crypto into your Vault — securely and easily.**

Your Vault is now live — and ready to hold your assets.\
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to deposit tokens or ETH into your Vault so you can start using Locked Money to its full potential.

> Think of this like funding your own ultra-secure digital safe.

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### 🪜 How to Deposit Into Your Vault

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#### **1. Open Your Vault Dashboard**

From your main Vaults page, click on the Vault you want to fund.

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#### **2. Click “Receive”**

In the upper part of your Vault dashboard, you’ll see a **Receive** button. This will show your Vault’s on-chain address.

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#### **3. Copy Your Vault Address**

Click the copy icon next to your Vault address.\
This is just like copying a wallet address in MetaMask or an exchange.

> This address can accept ETH or any supported token on the Base network (more chains coming soon).

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#### **4. Send Tokens or ETH to Your Vault**

Paste your Vault address into the “Send To” field of your existing wallet (like MetaMask or Rabby), then send funds.

You can send:

* ETH for gas or future swaps
* Stablecoins (like USDC or DAI)
* LMY for staking
* Any other supported Base chain asset

> 🚨 Always make sure you're on the **Base network** when sending funds.

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### 💡 Tips & Best Practices

* **Send a small test amount first** if you're unsure
* Double-check you're using the correct Vault address
* Your Vault doesn’t require you to sign anything to receive — it’s ready to accept assets 24/7

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#### 🔍 Don’t See Your Tokens?

→ Go to your Vault dashboard\
→ Click “Manage Tokens” to manually add them\
→ Some tokens might not display automatically — you still own them as long as they were sent to the correct address

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### ✅ Done!

Once your transfer confirms on-chain (usually just seconds), your funds will show up in your Vault.

You’re now ready to:

* Stake
* Swap
* Send
* And grow your crypto with total peace of mind


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