draft:Does a cross.chain route work the same going both directions? Testing STON.fi TON to TRON USDT route showed a detail worth flagging before assuming yes.
Setting up USDT on TON as the source and USDT on TRON as the destination, with a custom receiving address entered, the address field displayed a red outline rather than the usual confirmation state. That's worth paying attention to specifically because address formats differ meaningfully between TON and TRON, and a validation flag at this stage is the interface doing its job, catching a potential mismatch before funds move rather than after.
This is a useful reminder for anyone using cross chain custom address routing generally, not just on this specific route. Always confirm the destination address is validated and correctly formatted for the destination chain before confirming a swap, and treat any visual warning state in the interface as something to resolve, not skip past.
TON continues to be worth watching for interface details like this, since a validation catch at the address level is a small but meaningful part of what actually keeps cross chain swaps safe in practice.
Ston.fi: https://ston.fi/
Cross chain: https://app.ston.fi/swap
@Ton Network @STONfi DEX #TON #defi #Omniston $GRAM
Setting up USDT on TON as the source and USDT on TRON as the destination, with a custom receiving address entered, the address field displayed a red outline rather than the usual confirmation state. That's worth paying attention to specifically because address formats differ meaningfully between TON and TRON, and a validation flag at this stage is the interface doing its job, catching a potential mismatch before funds move rather than after.
This is a useful reminder for anyone using cross chain custom address routing generally, not just on this specific route. Always confirm the destination address is validated and correctly formatted for the destination chain before confirming a swap, and treat any visual warning state in the interface as something to resolve, not skip past.
TON continues to be worth watching for interface details like this, since a validation catch at the address level is a small but meaningful part of what actually keeps cross chain swaps safe in practice.
Ston.fi: https://ston.fi/
Cross chain: https://app.ston.fi/swap
@Ton Network @STONfi DEX #TON #defi #Omniston $GRAM
