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Deposit Ethereum from Keystone

You can send Ethereum (ETH) from your Keystone using the wallet app paired with your Keystone. Paste your Cryptoflip deposit address, check it on the device screen before you approve, and your balance credits once the network confirms it.

Network to pickEthereum (ERC-20)
Do not pickArbitrum, Optimism, Base or BNB Smart Chain, which use the same address format
How long it takesUsually a few minutes once the transaction is in a block.
Destination tagNot needed.
FeesThe Ethereum network fee, paid from your Keystone. Cryptoflip adds no deposit fee.

How to send Ethereum from Keystone

  1. Sign in to Cryptoflip, press Deposit and choose Ethereum. Copy the address it gives you.
  2. Connect your Keystone and open the wallet app paired with your Keystone. Select your Ethereum account.
  3. Choose Send and paste your Cryptoflip address. Make sure the network is Ethereum (ERC-20).
  4. Check that the address on the Keystone screen matches the one on Cryptoflip, character for character, then approve on the device.
  5. Your Cryptoflip balance updates on its own once the deposit confirms. Usually a few minutes once the transaction is in a block.
Watch out: An Ethereum address and an Arbitrum or Base address look the same. The network you pick on the withdrawal screen is what decides whether it arrives.

Get your Ethereum deposit address

Questions

How long does a Ethereum deposit from Keystone take?

Usually a few minutes once the transaction is in a block.

Does Cryptoflip charge a fee for ETH deposits?

No. Cryptoflip does not add a deposit fee. You pay the network fee from Keystone, which it shows before you confirm.

Is there a minimum deposit?

There is no fixed minimum from Cryptoflip, but very small amounts can be eaten by network fees. The deposit page suggests a minimum for each coin.

What happens if I send on the wrong network?

A deposit sent on any network other than Ethereum (ERC-20) does not reach your Cryptoflip address and may not be recoverable. Match the network to the address you generated every time.