# Deposited funds using Ethereum Mainnet

One of the most common mistakes users make when Depositing to their Overtime Account, is **depositing funds using Ethereum Mainnet instead of Optimism, Arbitrum or Base L2 networks.**

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Overtime only supports deposits using **Optimism, Arbitrum and Base** network&#x73;**.**&#x20;

**ETHEREUM MAINNET FUNDS ARE NOT SUPPORTED!**
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If you accidentally deposited funds to your Overtime Account **using Ethereum Mainnet**, there is a solution how to access those funds, bridge them to the correct network and use them on Overtime. All can be done from within the app!

1. Navigate to your [Account](https://www.overtimemarkets.xyz/profile?selected-tab=account) tab on Overtime:

&#x20;  :arrow\_right:   [**https://www.overtimemarkets.xyz/profile?selected-tab=account**](https://www.overtimemarkets.xyz/profile?selected-tab=account)  :arrow\_left:

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2. Find your mainnet funds on top of Assets table

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3. Click on the <mark style="color:$success;">**`Bridge from Mainnet`**</mark> button

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4. In the input field under `SOURCE CHAIN`, input the amount you want to bridge to Overtime Account.

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Bridging transaction Gas fee will be deducted from your Source Chain (Ethereum Mainnet) funds, ensure you leave enough tokens deducted from MAX amount so it can pay for gas.
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5. Click on the blue <mark style="color:$primary;">**`BRIDGE`**</mark> button on the bottom of the widget, confirm the transaction and wait for the transaction to get confirmed.

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6. After your bridging transaction is confirmed, your funds are now successfully deposited to the correct network and ready to be used on Overtime!


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