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# Deposited via Avalanche network

* The Avalanche address can only receive AVAX on the Avalanche network. Deposits other than AVAX or on other networks will fail and not be credited, e.g., Depositing USDC on Avalanche will fail and not be credited.
  * If you accidentally sent an asset that is not supported on Avalanche or sent AVAX on a chain other than Avalanche, there isn't a way to retrieve these assets currently, unless Unit adds support for them.
  * If you sent the right token on the right chain and deposited more than the minimum amount, but your AVAX still shows up as “Failed", reach out to the Unit team, which manages Avalanche network deposits & withdrawals: <https://app.hyperunit.xyz/support>
* There is a minimum deposit of 1.5 AVAX. Deposits below 1.5 AVAX will result in a loss of funds.
* Note that Avalanche deposits take \~1 minute to arrive in your wallet. You can check the time estimate in the same deposit pop-up where you copied the deposit address.


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