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# Deposits
In the Hyperliquid UI, select 'Deposit' on the right side.
Next, a widget will appear. For Hyperliquid USDC is required with a minimum of $100. To complete the deposit process, four signatures are required as the funds move across the network. Please ensure to complete all signatures for the funds to reflect on Hyperliquid. If at any point a signature is missed or you navigate away from the page, you can return to the UI and complete the process. \
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In this example, you can see that the user is adding 100 USDC to Hyperliquid. Once you have input the amount, click 'deposit'.
As you move through the signature process, you will see this screen while they complete. Continue to sign until it is confirmed complete.
When you have processed the full transaction and funds are moving to Hyperliquid, you will see the below confirmation screen. It can take up to 2 minutes for them to reflect in the UI - please be patient. Click 'continue' to return back to the Hyperliquid UI.
When the funds are available in Hyperliquid you will see them reflected in the UI, as below. Now you're all ready to commence creating an order.
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