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Crypto deposits

Crypto deposits in Radom are built around dedicated deposit addresses. They are useful when you want incoming on-chain funds to be easier to attribute to a business unit, a treasury workflow, or a specific customer.

When crypto deposits are a fit​

  • Treasury collection into monitored Radom balances.
  • Customer-linked deposit flows where attribution matters.
  • Operational deposit accounts that should be kept separate from checkout or invoice collections.

What to expect from the flow​

  1. You create a dedicated deposit account.
  2. Funds arrive on-chain at the assigned address.
  3. Radom processes the deposit and makes it available for reconciliation, webhook handling, and downstream treasury movement.

Minimums and setup considerations​

Dedicated deposit addresses can have public minimums and one-time setup fees depending on network and operating model. Review Deposit minimums and setup fees before designing low-value deposit flows or customer-facing deposit instructions.