You’ve moved your assets to the trading platform, picked the correct coin name, and pasted the address. Stop for a moment before you confirm: the network accepted by the recipient must match word-for-word the network selected on the withdrawal page.

For example, if the recipient page says “Network A,” and the withdrawal page offers both “Network A” and “Network B.” If you choose B, then even if the address format is the same and the page allows submission, it still does not count as a match. The fact that an address can be generated only means the page accepts that string of characters; it does not prove that it will confirm the deposit path for the recipient. The only facts you can truly verify are whether both sides’ current pages place the same asset on the same network together.

So don’t base your decision on the withdrawal page “having an option.” Use the recipient’s current official deposit page as the reference. Then go back to the withdrawal page and find the exact same asset and network. If the official page only shows an abbreviation, the network name differs, or the entry status is unclear, pause at the confirmation page first. If the platform’s supported scope changes, the earlier checks are no longer valid.

Now copy the recipient page’s asset name and network name, and the corresponding two lines on the withdrawal page, side by side—continue only after they match exactly, character for character.