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# Deposit

A deposit moves **public tokens into VOID** and creates a **private note**.

Supported on Robinhood Chain Testnet:

* **tUSDG**
* **WETH**
* **VOID**

You can get tUSDG from the faucet. VOID is not available from the faucet; get it with **Private Buy**.

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The legacy test VEIL token is **retired**. It can no longer be deposited or traded.

Existing private notes holding legacy test VEIL can still be withdrawn: the pool contract still accepts withdrawals of retired assets.

Testnet tokens have no monetary value, and testnet VOID is not the future mainnet VOID token.
{% endhint %}

### Deposit Steps

1. Connect your wallet.
2. Open **Deposit**.
3. Select the token and amount.
4. Approve the token if prompted. This is usually a one-time transaction per token.
5. Confirm the deposit.

Once the transaction is indexed, the new note appears in your **private balance**.

### Privacy Starts After Deposit

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The deposit itself is a normal **public on-chain transaction**.
{% endhint %}

Anyone can see:

* your wallet address
* the token
* the amount deposited

Privacy begins **after the deposit**, once the funds are represented as a private note inside VOID.

### Fees

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Network Gas</strong></td><td>Paid by your wallet for token approval and the deposit transaction.</td></tr><tr><td><strong>VOID Deposit Fee</strong></td><td>None on testnet.</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Limits

#### VOID

VOID uses **6 decimals**.

A single private note can hold approximately **18.4 trillion tokens**, which is above the total planned mainnet VOID supply.

In practice, there is no meaningful per-note limit for VOID.

#### USDG

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USDG can be frozen by its issuer.

Because USDG deposited into VOID is held inside the VOID contract, an issuer-level freeze could affect those funds.
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