How to send crypto

Networks and address formats

Pick the network the recipient’s address is on. You can only send from a network where you have a wallet; setting up a ramp creates one.

• Ethereum (ERC-20)Starts with 0x, then 40 characters. Mixed capitals are a checksum, so paste it exactly; a mistyped one is rejected.
• Tron (TRC-20)Starts with T, 34 characters. Paste this form; the hex form (starting 41) is rejected.
• Solana (SPL)32 to 44 letters and numbers.

Fees

• No TheCoinRamp feeTheCoinRamp charges only on deposits and withdrawals to and from your bank.
• A network feeCharged by the network, not by TheCoinRamp. It varies with network conditions.

Before you press Send

• Compare the whole addressEvery group of four, not just the start and end. Look-alike addresses are a common scam.
• Confirm the networkSending to an address on the wrong network will result in permanent loss.
• Know it can’t be undoneBlockchain transfers can’t be reversed, cancelled or refunded.

Security

• Large sends need a security checkYou sign in again with your second factor, then re-enter the transfer once.
• New saved addresses have a 24-hour holdAn address you’ve just added to your Address book can’t take large sends until the hold ends.

Receiving

• Use the address on your Receive pageEach network has its own address, with the coins it accepts named beside it. Anything else sent to it can’t be recovered.