Deposit

Each pod has its own deposit address. Funding a pod means sending USDC to that pod’s address. There is no organization-level balance that you then divide up. This is deliberate. A pod is a segregated book, and capital arriving at a pod belongs to that pod from the moment it lands.

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Depositing

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What happens to the funds

You see one address per pod: the pod’s externally owned account. Capital sent there is bridged to the venue deposit addresses that on-chain venues require, automatically. You do not manage venue-specific addresses, and you do not need to know which venue needs funds where before you trade. The address you see is the address you use, for every on-chain venue the pod trades.

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Kalshi is different

Kalshi cannot be funded through ParlayX, by design. Your Kalshi account belongs to your organization and is KYC’d to your entity. Our credentials there cannot move money into or out of that account: we place and cancel orders, and we can move cash between your own pods’ subaccounts inside it. You fund Kalshi directly at Kalshi. Within that account, each pod trades its own Kalshi subaccount, so pod balances stay distinct on the Kalshi side. Moving cash between two of your pods’ subaccounts IS done here, on the pod page. Funding the account from outside is what has to happen at Kalshi. See Transfer. This means a pod can be funded for on-chain venues and unfunded at Kalshi at the same time. The Platform shows both.

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Supported assets

USDC only. Do not send any other token, and do not send native gas assets to a deposit address expecting them to be credited.

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