Crypto-deposit is a specific operation, as there is actually no direct interaction between the client and the endpoint at the time of direct deposit execution.
The /v2/deposit/address endpoint does not perform the deposit itself, but instead allows the user to generate a deposit address for further transfer of funds from a third-party wallet.
Once the deposit address is successfully generated, it can be used to top up from third-party wallets.
At the next request to /v2/deposit/address with the same arguments, a new address is NOT generated, instead the parameters of the previously created address are returned.

The deposit address is generated on a permanent basis and does not need to be updated.

To correctly generate a crypto address, you need to specify the correct source value for the asset. Available sources for the user are determined by the available payment methods for the deposit, which are sent as a response to the /v2/deposit/pre-request.

Crypto deposits can acquire the following statuses:

Created - operation created;
Processing - operation in processing;
OnHold - the operation is blocked (for example, for checking AML);
Declined - the operation is rejected;
Completed - the operation is successful.

To provide information about the status of the operation, a callback service is implemented. The link for receiving callbacks should be provided before the address is held, the setting is permanent.

The duration of execution of a crypto deposit depends on many factors, but the main one is the speed of processing such withdrawal by the blockchain network. In most cases, this is a few minutes, but sometimes the processing time can take much longer. In this case, the operation will be in Processing status.

Before crypto deposit will received, the crypto address is validated, and its AML check is also carried out. If the crypto address is found to belong to the suspicious list, such an operation will be blocked, and the operation will be in OnHold status.

Information about the amount of operation fees will be indicated along with other operation details.