A few words to explain Memos and tags:
The XRP Ledger’s Destination Tag is a 32-bit unsigned integer that exchanges typically use to distinguish between different users sharing the same deposit address.
Using a shared address with Memos means exchanges don’t have to manage a large number of addresses, but it also means that identifying who a deposit belongs to depends entirely on that string of numbers.
If the deposit page displays a Memo or Tag, make sure to enter both the address and the Memo / Tag correctly.
$XRP 1.0921（-1.53%）
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The XRP Ledger’s Destination Tag is a 32-bit unsigned integer that exchanges typically use to distinguish between different users sharing the same deposit address.
Using a shared address with Memos means exchanges don’t have to manage a large number of addresses, but it also means that identifying who a deposit belongs to depends entirely on that string of numbers.
If the deposit page displays a Memo or Tag, make sure to enter both the address and the Memo / Tag correctly.
$XRP 1.0921（-1.53%）
#XRP