Addresses & networks
Wrong network deposit
A wrong-network deposit is sending a token on a different chain than the order expects — e.g. USDT on Tron to an Ethereum USDT address.
EVM addresses look identical across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon and BNB Chain, which makes this the most common costly mistake. Recovery, when possible, is manual and slow.
On Swap.bz
Swap.bz shows the network in the token label (e.g. USDT · Tron) on both sides. Check it before sending.
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EVM address (0x…)
An EVM address is the 42-character 0x… format shared by Ethereum and all EVM-compatible chains and L2s.
Memo / destination tag
A memo (or destination tag) is an extra identifier some chains — XRP, XLM, TON, ATOM, EOS — require alongside the address to route a payment.
Deposit address
The deposit address is the one-time address an exchange generates for your order; sending there starts the swap.
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