How to Deposit AAVE to Binance? Address and Network Verification Guide
The most critical rule when depositing AAVE to Binance is: only use the Ethereum mainnet (ERC20). User feedback shows that many people initiate transfers on the Polygon network to save on gas fees, but Binance currently does not support receiving AAVE via Polygon, so your funds will very likely not arrive in your account. AAVE is a standard ERC-20 token, but it has different contract addresses across multiple blockchains, so selecting the wrong network will lead to deposit failures.
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1. First Confirm Your AAVE Transfer Uses the ERC20 Network
What to do: Immediately check the platform you are sending AAVE from, and verify which network is selected for this AAVE transfer.
How to do it:
Open your wallet or withdrawal history, and check the network selected for the AAVE transaction.
Scenario A: You are using the Ethereum (ERC20) network. This is AAVE's official mainnet, with the contract address 0x7Fc66500c84A76Ad7e9c93437bFc5Ac33E2DDaE9. If you are using this network, continue to the next troubleshooting step.
Scenario B: You are using Polygon or other non-Ethereum networks. Current user reports confirm Binance does not support receiving AAVE deposits on the Polygon network. If you selected Polygon to save on gas fees, this transfer will almost never be credited to your account automatically.
Completion check: You have clearly confirmed whether your transfer is using the ERC20 network or another blockchain network.
Prerequisite: You can log in to the sending platform to view the transaction record.
Common failure reasons: Users transfer AAVE on networks like Polygon under the assumption that Binance will automatically detect the asset. AAVE is an independent asset on each different blockchain, so the network selected on Binance's deposit page must 100% match the network you use to send the tokens.
2. Get the TxID From the Sending Platform
What to do: Copy the TxID of this transfer, which is a required proof for checking on-chain status and contacting Binance customer support.
How to do it:
Withdrawing from another exchange: Log in to your withdrawal platform, go to the withdrawal history page, find the corresponding AAVE transfer, and copy the TxID.
Sending from an on-chain wallet: Open your wallet, locate this transaction in your activity history, and copy the TxID.
A TxID is a 64-character hexadecimal string starting with 0x.
Completion check: You have successfully obtained the TxID for the transaction.
Prerequisite: The sending platform shows the transaction status as "Completed" or "Successful".
Common failure reasons: Users start checking for support before the transaction status changes out of "Processing". Wait until the status shows "Completed" before proceeding.
3. Check Transaction Status on the Corresponding Blockchain Explorer
What to do: Use your TxID on the matching blockchain explorer to confirm the real status of the transfer.
How to do it:
For ERC20 (Ethereum) network transfers: Open Etherscan (etherscan.io), paste your TxID, confirm the transaction status shows Success, and verify the AAVE contract address matches 0x7Fc66500c84A76Ad7e9c93437bFc5Ac33E2DDaE9.
For Polygon network transfers: Look up the transaction on Polygonscan. If the on-chain status shows Success but you selected an unsupported deposit network, your funds will not be credited automatically.
Completion check: You have confirmed the transaction status shows "Success" on the correct blockchain explorer.
Prerequisite: You have obtained the TxID from step 2.
Common failure reasons: AAVE is deployed on multiple different chains, so using the wrong blockchain explorer will not return your transaction record.
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4. Use Binance's Self-Service Recovery Portal (If You Selected the Wrong Network)
What to do: If the on-chain transaction shows Success but the funds are not credited to your Binance account, submit a self-service recovery application.
How to do it: Search for "Deposit Not Arrived Self-Service Recovery" in the Binance Help Center, find the application entry, paste your TxID and submit the request. Make sure you meet the following requirements before submitting:
- The on-chain transaction status is confirmed as "Success"
- At least 1 hour has passed since you initiated the deposit
If the self-service recovery portal cannot process your request, contact human customer support and provide the following information:
- Your Binance account registered email
- Token name (AAVE)
- Exact deposit amount
- Transaction TxID
- The network you used for the transfer (e.g. Polygon)
Completion check: You have successfully submitted the application and received a support ticket number.
Prerequisite: You have confirmed the on-chain transaction status is Success from step 3.
Risk Warning: Multiple user reports confirm Binance does not natively support receiving AAVE on the Polygon network, which means recovering funds sent to the wrong network via self-service recovery may incur extra processing fees, and recovery is not guaranteed 100% successful.
Next steps to follow:
Complete all operations in order: first confirm the network you used for the transfer, then get the TxID and check its status on Etherscan. If the on-chain status is Success but Binance has not credited your account, and you used the Polygon network, proceed with the self-service recovery process. After submission, pay attention to notifications in your Binance account inbox. For all future AAVE deposits, only select the Ethereum (ERC20) network, as this is the only channel that guarantees your funds will be credited successfully.
