Beginner path / Step 048 min read • Reviewed 30 July 2026
Networks and address selection
A token name is not a transfer route. Before sending, the asset, blockchain network, destination address, required memo, and receiving service must all agree.
One asset can exist on multiple networks
Exchanges and wallets may support versions of an asset on different blockchains. Matching the ticker alone is not enough. The receiving platform must support the exact network chosen for the withdrawal.
Read every destination field
The exact coin or token being withdrawn and deposited.
The blockchain route supported by both the sender and recipient.
The complete destination value shown by the receiving service or wallet.
An extra destination identifier required by some hosted accounts.
What leaves the sender and what the recipient should receive.
Do not verify only the address edges
Clipboard malware and address-poisoning tactics can present a value with familiar first and last characters. Compare the complete address using the trusted receiving screen and, where available, a second device.
A memo can be part of the destination
Some hosted wallets use one address for many customers and require a memo, tag, or destination identifier to credit the correct account. Missing it can require manual support or make recovery impossible.
Test the complete route
When minimums and fees make it practical, send a small amount, wait for the correct destination to credit it, and only then send the remainder. Save the network, address, transaction ID, and result.
Check the source