Fund your Atomic Wallet directly from USD using Elbaite’s secure P2P marketplace.
Direct-to-wallet onramp for Atomic Wallet holders.
Atomic Wallet is a multi-asset, non-custodial wallet that supports hundreds of coins and tokens across multiple blockchains. It aims to provide an all-in-one interface for storing, staking and managing crypto. Funding Atomic Wallet using Elbaite keeps your assets in addresses that you control, rather than leaving balances on an exchange account.
Atomic Wallet is used by holders who want a simple way to manage a diverse portfolio in one app, including popular coins and staking assets.
Many users buy crypto on a centralised exchange, then withdraw to Atomic Wallet. This adds extra withdrawal fees and keeps funds on an exchange while you wait for transfers.
Elbaite lets you buy from P2P sellers who send crypto directly to your Atomic Wallet address. You fund your Elbaite account with USD, add an Atomic receiving address and select an offer. Once the seller’s transaction is confirmed on-chain, Elbaite releases your USD from escrow.
If you store assets primarily in Atomic Wallet, using Elbaite means they arrive there first, reducing the number of hops your funds take between custodial platforms.
Download and install Atomic Wallet on your desktop or mobile device, create or import a wallet and back up your recovery phrase.
For the asset and network you want to fund, copy the receiving address from Atomic and add it as a contact in the Elbaite address book.
Complete KYC for your Elbaite account and deposit USD using one of the supported payment methods.
Filter marketplace offers by asset, network and price, then choose one that fits your trade size.
Pay with USD; Elbaite holds your payment in escrow while the seller sends crypto directly to your Atomic Wallet address. USD is released only after the transaction is confirmed on-chain.
Once your wallet is funded, you can hold, stake or swap supported assets directly from Atomic.
Answers to common questions before getting started.
Elbaite lets you buy crypto from P2P sellers who send assets directly to your Atomic Wallet addresses. Your USD is held in escrow and released once the blockchain confirms delivery.
No. Elbaite gives you a direct route from USD into Atomic Wallet without relying on a centralised exchange withdrawal.
Elbaite supports major networks that Atomic Wallet handles, including Bitcoin, Ethereum and key EVM-compatible chains, subject to marketplace liquidity.
No. Crypto is sent directly to your Atomic Wallet by sellers; Elbaite only manages the fiat escrow.
Most transactions appear in Atomic within minutes after the seller broadcasts them, depending on network congestion.
You pay Elbaite’s trading fee embedded in each offer plus standard network fees paid by the seller. You avoid additional exchange withdrawal fees.
Yes. Escrow and on-chain verification help ensure your Atomic Wallet receives funds before USD leaves escrow.
Yes. You can add multiple Atomic receiving addresses to the Elbaite address book and label them by asset or network.
Yes. You must complete KYC before using Elbaite’s marketplace.
Elbaite may allow you to act as a seller, sending crypto from Atomic Wallet and receiving USD while buyers’ payments are held in escrow.
Elbaite Pty Ltd (“Elbaite”) is incorporated in Australia and registered with the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) as a Money Services Business. We will never ask for the private keys to your personal digital currency wallet. Elbaite is not liable for any losses you may incur, and you are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Before deciding if our services are right for you, take into consideration your own financial situation & needs and/or obtain professional financial or taxation advice from a licensed provider. Elbaite does not provide financial advice and Elbaite does not have any affiliation with external traders, advisors or trading platforms. Please note: Be cautious of phishing sites and always verify that you're on the official Elbaite.com website before entering any sensitive information.
