Usually, when I built withdrawal bStocks on a foundation, I only set one condition—the correct wallet address. Where does the network fit in that condition if the address is already correct?
This condition seemed sufficient because the address is what you see right away—the first field of the form. The network stayed out of mind—an separate parameter that I didn’t think of as an independent check, even though it is in that same form, right next to it.
The deposit conditions for bStocks narrow support to a single network: BNB Smart Chain. This is not one option among others—it’s the only one the system accepts right now.
Sending via another network can lead to losing funds. But even in this careful wording, the network is stated as a separate condition, not derived from the address and not guaranteed by it.
Before, I didn’t separate these two things—address and network existed for me as one check, as if the correctness of one automatically ruled out the question of the other. Now I see that these are two independent conditions: the correctness of one does not confirm the correctness of the other.
If the recipient’s address is correct—does that mean the network is correct too?
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