Zero Gas Deposit DOGS to Bitget
No GAS fees required—DOGS can be directly deposited into Bitget! You can follow the tutorial below: 1. Open the DOGS TG mini program, then click "Deposit to Exchanges" 2. Select"Exchanges" 3. Select Bitget as the exchange 4. Enter your Bitget UID and DOGS deposit address. 5. Switch to Bitget, click
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Each Telegram account can only be linked to one Bitget UID . Multiple Telegram accounts cannot be used to deposit into the same Bitget UID.
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Users whose Bitget UID does not match their deposit address will be unable to make deposits. They will need to use a non-custodial wallet to claim the airdrop.
- You won't receive DOGS immediately. DOGS will only be transferable to the exchange on August 25 or August 26.
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Your Bitget account must complete KYC verification.

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