How Do I Fund My KAST Account?

  • Updated
✅ HowDoIFundMyKASTAccount.png

Before you can start spending with your KAST account and card, you’ll need to add funds. This article explains the different ways you can fund your account and provides step-by-step instructions for each.

 

What Are the Available Funding Methods on KAST?

You can fund your KAST account in several ways, depending on your region and preferences:

  • Stablecoin Deposits: Transfer supported stablecoins (e.g., USDT, USDC) from an external crypto wallet.
  • Other Crypto Assets: Deposit cryptocurrencies like BTC, ETH, or SOL, which are automatically converted to USDC in your KAST account.
  • Bank Transfers: Add funds via local or international bank transfers (availability depends on your region).

How Do I Deposit Stablecoins Into My KAST Account?

  1. Open the KAST app and log in.
  2. On the home screen, tap Receive.
  1. Select Stablecoin.
KAST - iPhone Mockups 916 (19)111.png
  1. Choose the stablecoin (e.g., USDT, USDC) and the blockchain network.
KAST - iPhone Mockups 916 (19)112.png
  1. Copy your KAST wallet address or use the QR code.
  • If sending from your own wallet, paste this address into your withdrawal screen.
  • If receiving from someone else, share the address or QR code.
4.png
6. Double-check that the selected blockchain network matches on both KAST and the sending wallet.
5.png
7. Confirm the transaction and wait for network confirmation. Deposits typically arrive within minutes but may take longer during congestion.

 

Safety tips:

  • Only send supported stablecoins. Unsupported assets may be lost permanently.
  • Always verify that the network and wallet address are correct before sending.

     

How Do I Add Funds to KAST with Other Crypto Assets?

1. Open the KAST app and log in.
2. Select Crypto. You’ll be directed to the Other assets page.
KAST - iPhone Mockups 916 (19)aa.png
3. Select the Asset Type you want to deposit. 
KAST - iPhone Mockups 916 (19)ab.png

4. Copy the Liquidation Address shown.

5. From your external wallet or exchange, send the crypto to the Liquidation Address using the exact network of your chosen asset.

23.png
6. Once confirmed, your funds are automatically converted to stablecoin and credited to your KAST account at the effective rate at confirmation.

 

How Do I Transfer Money From My Bank to KAST?

  1. Open the KAST app and log in.
  2. On the home screen, tap Receive.
3. Select USD Bank Transfer.
KAST - iPhone Mockups 916 (1)aa.png
4. Copy the virtual bank account details shown.
8.png

5. Open your banking app and transfer funds to the provided virtual bank account.

 

6. Your funds will appear in your KAST account once the transfer clears.

  • Local transfers usually take 1–2 business days.
  • International transfers may take 3–5 business days (excluding weekends and holidays).

 

Note: Bank transfers are supported only in select regions. Please ensure you send USD via ACH or Fedwire.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there fees for depositing funds into KAST?

KAST does not charge deposit fees. However, network or bank fees may apply when sending funds from an external wallet, exchange, or banking app.

What happens if I send funds on the wrong blockchain network?

Funds sent on an unsupported network may be unrecoverable. Always ensure the network you choose in your external wallet matches the one you select in KAST.

Do I need to complete KYC before funding my account?

Yes. KYC verification is required before you can deposit or withdraw any funds.

Can someone else fund my KAST account for me?

Yes. You can share your KAST wallet address or virtual account number in supported regions, allowing others to transfer funds directly into your account.

Is there a minimum deposit amount?

Yes. Minimums may vary by funding method and asset type. The minimum required amount will be shown in the KAST app when generating your wallet address.

Are deposits reversible?

No. Blockchain and bank deposits are final once sent. Always double-check the amount, network, and receiving details before transferring.

 

Didn’t sign up yet?
Get Your KAST Card