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Receiving Crypto

Once you've created an account, you can receive cryptocurrency to it — including how to accept Canton tokens (e.g. EDEL) that need to be signed before they show up.

How to Receive Crypto on Bron:

On Desktop:

  • Navigate to the Deposit section:

    • On the web platform, go to the right-hand sidebar and click the "Deposit" button.

  • To receive crypto to one of your hidden accounts, first enter your PIN into the search bar to unhide it.

  • Select Your Account:

    • Choose the account you want to top up.

  • Obtain Your Wallet Address:

    • After selecting your account, your wallet address will be displayed on the screen. This will be shown both as a QR code and as a plain text address.

    • You just need to select the proper network. For example, if you want to receive USDT, you need to know and select the correct network to avoid loss of assets.

  • Send Your Crypto:

    • Scan the QR code with your wallet app, or copy the plain text to your wallet.

    • Send your cryptocurrency to the provided address to complete the transfer.

On Mobile:

  • Obtain your wallet address:

    • Click the Deposit button in your account dashboard and select the asset you need.

    • You can also tap an asset's amount by network in your holdings — it opens the deposit address for that network right away.

    • Select the correct network. For example, if you want to receive USDT, you must select the correct network to avoid loss of assets.

    • Your wallet address will be displayed on the screen, shown both as a QR code and as a plain text address that can be copied to your clipboard.

  • Send your crypto:

    • Scan the QR code with your wallet app, or copy the plain text address into your wallet.

    • Send your cryptocurrency to the provided address to complete the transfer.

All networks support all tokens, so if you want to receive USDT on Ethereum — just select the ETH address.
You can receive any token on the selected networks. Received tokens will be visible in your holdings.

Accepting Incoming Deposits

Some networks require you to explicitly accept an incoming deposit before it is credited to your balance. If an incoming transfer needs your action, it will appear in your Transactions list with an Accept prompt. The main example today is the Canton network — see below.

Receiving Canton Tokens (why a Canton deposit may not show up yet)

If you sent a Canton-network token — for example EDEL, or Canton Coin — and it is not showing in your holdings, it is almost always because the deposit is waiting for you to accept it, not because it is lost. Receiving on Canton works differently from other networks: the network uses a dual-signature model, so an incoming transfer must be signed by both the sender and the recipient.

Note: Some Canton tokens require manual acceptance by default. These tokens must be accepted and signed by you before they are credited to your wallet. Until you do, the deposit sits as a pending offer and the balance will not appear.

To accept an incoming Canton token transfer:

  1. Open the Bron desktop or mobile app. Accepting requires signing, so it can't be completed from the web view — you'll be prompted to open the app.

  2. Go to your Dashboard and open Transactions.

  3. Find the incoming transfer marked as requiring acceptance and click it.

  4. In the pop-up, click Accept.

  5. Click Sign to confirm.

💡 A few things to know:
First time receiving a particular token? Accepting it may add a quick one-time activation step (an extra signature) before the deposit is credited — this is normal.
Accept promptly. A pending transfer offer expires after about 10 days; if it expires, the funds return to the sender and they'll need to send again.
Can't see the transfer? Turn off the spam filter (Transactions → "•••" → disable spam filter), and if the receiving account is hidden, enter your PIN to unhide it.

If you have questions, contact our support team via messenger on the Bron platform or by email support@bron.org.


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