Keep these points in mind about on-chain transfers:
1) Once an on-chain transfer is recorded in a block and has enough confirmations, no party can unilaterally reverse it. Wallet developers and nodes can't do anything about it either.
2) A wallet only checks whether the address format is valid; it can't tell whether the address belongs to the intended recipient. If you enter the wrong address, the transfer can still go through successfully.
3) Before withdrawing, make sure the recipient can receive funds on the network you selected. If the networks don't match, it may be very difficult to recover your funds.
By the way: $BTC is currently priced at 81522.9, 24h -0.91%.
1) Once an on-chain transfer is recorded in a block and has enough confirmations, no party can unilaterally reverse it. Wallet developers and nodes can't do anything about it either.
2) A wallet only checks whether the address format is valid; it can't tell whether the address belongs to the intended recipient. If you enter the wrong address, the transfer can still go through successfully.
3) Before withdrawing, make sure the recipient can receive funds on the network you selected. If the networks don't match, it may be very difficult to recover your funds.
By the way: $BTC is currently priced at 81522.9, 24h -0.91%.