Sending crypto assets from one place to another can be confusing for first-time users. A common mistake beginners can make is selecting the wrong network when sending your crypto. Make sure you're selecting the correct network so that your transaction is successful.
Note: you are required to complete identity verification in order to make deposit.
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- Note: you are required to complete identity verification in order to make deposit.
- Example: select deposit network for USDG
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Crypto tokens are only compatible with the blockchain(s) they are built for transacting on. Each chain uses its own cryptography, which means each chain speaks its own "language". For most cryptocurrencies, OKX will automatically select the correct network, but for some, you'll be given the option to choose from a number of different network options.
For those assets that prompt you to select a network, you must select the correct network. Selecting the wrong network could mean losing your funds. To demonstrate how you can make sure you're selecting the correct network, let's use the example of USDG deposits.
It's important that the withdrawal network for the other wallet or exchange platform is consistent with the deposit network for OKX. For example, if you select USDG-ERC20 as the deposit network, the withdrawal network should also be USDG-ERC20. The same idea applies to when you're selecting a withdrawal network. You must choose the same network for deposit.
On the OKX app homepage select Deposit crypto > select the crypto you'd like to deposit. Next, select your preferred deposit network. You'll be shown ERC20, Solona, and others. Any of these options are correct, but the difference is in networking performance, and therefore in speed, security, transaction fee, etc., just as different modes of transportation differ in speed and security.
Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.
