Deposit from Ripio to Peanut
Send USDC or USDT from Ripio to Peanut. Low fees on Polygon. Available across five LATAM countries and Spain.
How to Deposit from Ripio to Peanut
Ripio is one of the largest platforms in Latin America, operating in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Uruguay, and Spain. If you hold USDC or USDT on Ripio, you can deposit directly to Peanut by withdrawing to your Peanut deposit address.
Once your deposit arrives, your money is held in digital dollars. You can pay at over a million merchants in Argentina via Mercado Pago QR, send Pix in Brazil, send money to anyone, or withdraw to a bank account in 40+ countries.
Before You Start
Make sure you have:
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A verified Ripio account. Identity verification is required.
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USDC or USDT in your Ripio wallet. Network availability varies — USDT is available on more networks than USDC on Ripio.
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A verified Peanut account. Verification takes under 2 minutes.
How to Deposit from Ripio
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Open Peanut and copy your deposit address
Tap "Deposit" in the Peanut app, select Polygon (recommended), and copy the deposit address.
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Open the Ripio app or website
Navigate to your wallet and select USDC or USDT.
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Tap Send or Withdraw
Choose to send to an external wallet address.
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Paste the Peanut deposit address and select the network
Paste the address from Peanut. Select the matching network (Polygon, Ethereum, or Avalanche). The network must match exactly.
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Enter the amount and confirm
Enter the withdrawal amount, review the fee, and confirm.
Your Peanut balance updates automatically. Most deposits arrive within 1–10 minutes.
Supported Networks
| Network | USDC | USDT |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum (ERC-20) | Yes | Yes |
| Polygon (PoS) | Check app | Yes |
| Avalanche (C-Chain) | Check app | Yes |
Ripio's multichain support continues to expand. Check the Ripio app for the latest network availability for each stablecoin.
Fees
Ripio charges withdrawal fees that vary by network. Fees are displayed in the app before confirming. Specific per-network amounts are not publicly listed.
- Polygon — recommended for the lowest fees.
- Avalanche — alternative if Polygon is unavailable for your stablecoin.
- Ethereum — most expensive. Avoid unless necessary.
- Peanut deposit fee: free.
For a full overview, visit the pricing page.
