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How to move USDT to DJYTL Chain

The bridge brings USDT, USDC, ETH and other assets from a public network onto DJYTL Chain, and back again. This is the route in today.

Before you start

  • A DJYTL account with a verified email address.
  • A Hydra Wallet, the wallet built into the site. This is where your funds arrive.
  • The asset you want to move, in a wallet you control on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, BNB Chain or Polygon, plus a little of that network’s own coin for its network fee.

Bring funds in

  1. Open the Bridge and log in.
  2. Link your wallet. Choose Link Hydra Wallet. Deposits are credited to the wallet you link.
  3. Deposit to DJYTL Chain. Pick the network your funds are on, the asset and the amount. The page shows what you receive, the bridge fee, the network fee and how many confirmations are needed.
  4. Confirm. Your deposit appears under Your deposits and moves from pending to credited once it has enough confirmations. Deposits are credited 1:1 to the linked wallet; USDT and USDC arrive as dUSDT, the settlement token for every market.

Choose the network your funds are actually on. Sending on the wrong network can mean the funds do not arrive. If you are unsure, start with a small amount.

Once the funds are credited you can trade on Markets or swap.

What it costs

Two costs apply: the bridge fee, shown before you confirm, and the network fee on the network you send from. The Fees page lists both. Fees can change, and the one shown when you confirm is the one that applies.

Send funds back out

To return an asset to its original network, use step 3 on the Bridge page. You sign on DJYTL Chain, pick the destination network and the bridge pays out there. The network fee on DJYTL Chain is paid in KDARG.

Buying with a card

Open Deposit addresses and choose Buy with card. DJYTL shows your own wallet address. On Transak, choose USDT (or USDC) on Polygon, paste that address and pay with your card; Transak checks your ID. Polygon has the lowest fees, and USDC on Arbitrum or Base works too. When the funds arrive, use the bridge above to move them onto DJYTL Chain. The bridge fee is shown before you confirm. You can also trade with other people on the Fiat page, where the seller’s tokens are held in escrow until you both confirm.

Commodity prices can move quickly and you can lose some or all of the amount you trade. DJYTL tokens are not bank deposits, are not insured, and do not currently entitle you to physical delivery. This guide is general information, not investment, legal or tax advice. Read the Risk Disclosure. Last reviewed 20 October 2026.