Arcadia · Acts onchain
Deposits a token into an Arcadia Account. The owner approves the account for the amount and calls deposit, which pulls it from the owner; the account reads its own version when the plug runs and takes the shape that version accepts. A Spot account takes any token. A Margin account takes only tokens Arcadia's Registry prices, counts each against its creditor's exposure caps, holds at most fifteen distinct assets, and refuses anything else. Deposits are refused while Arcadia's accounts guard is paused. An account serves its owner alone, so the verb is the owner's own call: on an account the wallet owns the wallet sends it itself, and on an account the Plug account owns, which every account a creation composed with other writes opened is, it runs in the Plug account's program. Reach for it to fund an account, as collateral before a borrow or as the balance an asset manager works with, coiling the amount from a swap or a withdrawal earlier in the run.
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