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Crypto Deposit Status and Troubleshooting

Explains crypto deposit statuses on OnRake — Pending, Successful, and Rejected — and what to do if your deposit hasn't been credited.

Crypto deposits usually arrive in the Main Wallet within about 2 minutes, depending on blockchain network conditions.

Some transactions may take longer due to awaiting blockchain confirmations, internal processing, or extra security review.

Pending Deposits

A Pending status means the deposit has been detected but is not yet ready to be credited.

This may happen when:

  • The blockchain transaction is still awaiting confirmations.

  • The selected network is experiencing congestion.

  • The transaction requires additional security checks.

  • OnRake is still processing the deposit.

The number of confirmations required varies by blockchain network. OnRake credits the deposit automatically after required confirmations and checks are complete.

Successful Transaction but Balance Not Updated

A blockchain transaction marked Success means the transfer was recorded on the blockchain. It doesn’t always mean funds appear in the Main Wallet immediately.

If the correct network and address were used, allow up to 5–10 minutes for the deposit to be credited.

Please do not make another deposit while waiting for the current transaction to be processed.

Deposit Cancellation

A crypto deposit cannot be cancelled once submitted to the blockchain.

Blockchain transactions are usually irreversible. If the transaction hasn’t been sent from the external wallet, simply don’t proceed with the transfer.

Rejected Deposits

A deposit may be rejected or remain uncredited because:

  • An incorrect or unsupported network was used.

  • The destination address does not match the address provided by OnRake.

  • The deposit was below the minimum amount of 1 USDT.

  • The blockchain transaction failed or was reversed.

  • The amount, currency or transaction information does not match.

  • The transaction did not pass the applicable security checks.

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