Fund Your Project
Before your agent can make payments, the project needs a funded USDC balance. There are two ways to add funds: deposit USDC directly on-chain (recommended) or send fiat via a virtual bank account.Method 1: On-Chain USDC Deposit
The fastest way to fund your project. Send USDC on the Base network directly to your project’s wallet address.Get Your Deposit Address
Retrieve your project’s deposit address via the API or from the project dashboard at app.unwall.xyz.Response
Send USDC
Send USDC to the returned address on the Base network. You can send from any wallet, exchange, or bridge that supports Base.1
Copy the deposit address
Copy the
address from the API response or the project dashboard.2
Send USDC on Base
From your wallet or exchange, send USDC to the address. Make sure you select the Base network.
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Wait for confirmation
Deposits are confirmed via Bridge.xyz webhook, usually within a few minutes. Your project balance updates automatically.
Method 2: Virtual Bank Account (Fiat On-Ramp)
If you prefer to fund with USD, you can create a virtual bank account that automatically converts incoming deposits to USDC.1
Create a virtual bank account
From the project dashboard, navigate to Funding and create a virtual bank account. Bridge.xyz provisions a US bank account linked to your project.
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Send USD via ACH or wire
Send USD to the virtual bank account from your bank. Both ACH transfers and wire transfers are supported.
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Auto-conversion to USDC
Bridge.xyz automatically converts the incoming USD to USDC and credits your project wallet on Base chain.
ACH deposits typically take 1-3 business days to settle. Wire transfers are usually same-day. Your project balance updates once Bridge.xyz confirms the conversion.
Checking Your Balance
After funding, verify your balance:Response
All amounts are in micro-USDC (1 USDC = 1,000,000). So
5000000 = 5.00 USDC.Processing Times
Next Steps
Send a Payment
Use your funded balance to make payments via x402, USDC, or ACH.
x402 Protocol
Pay for API calls automatically with your USDC balance.