Exchange network guide

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

ERC-20, ERC20, Ethereum, ETH, Ethereum Mainnet

The default deposit network and usually the most expensive. The same 0x address also exists on Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and others, so picking the wrong network can strand funds even though the address looks valid.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

BSC, BEP-20, BEP20, BNB Smart Chain, BNB Chain

Same address format as Ethereum. A BEP20 deposit sent to an address you copied for ERC20 will not arrive on Ethereum.

Address

34 characters, starts with T

Also called

TRC-20, TRC20, TRON, TRX

A popular low-cost rail for USDT. Addresses starting with T are TRON only; they are not valid on EVM networks.

Address

32-44 characters, base58

Also called

SOL, SPL, Solana

SPL tokens use the same wallet address as SOL. Exchanges typically give a dedicated deposit address per asset.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

ARB, ARBITRUM, Arbitrum One

Do not confuse Arbitrum One with Arbitrum Nova, which is a separate network.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

OP, OPTIMISM, OP Mainnet

Same address format as Ethereum. Confirm the network name says OP Mainnet or Optimism.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

BASE, Base Mainnet

Coinbase's layer 2. Same 0x format as Ethereum, so check the network before sending.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

MATIC, POL, POLYGON, Polygon PoS

Do not confuse Polygon PoS with Polygon zkEVM, which is a separate network.

Address

0x + 40 hex characters

Also called

AVAXC, AVAX C-Chain, AVAX-C, Avalanche

Avalanche also has X-Chain and P-Chain addresses (X-avax1... / P-avax1...). Those are not valid for C-Chain deposits.

Address

Starts with 1, 3, bc1q or bc1p

Also called

BTC, Bitcoin, SegWit, Native SegWit, Taproot

Some exchanges do not accept Taproot (bc1p...) deposits - check the exchange's rules.

Address

Invoice starting with lnbc...

Also called

Lightning, LN, BTC Lightning

Lightning uses payment invoices, not on-chain addresses. A Lightning invoice cannot be paid from an on-chain wallet and vice versa.

Address

48 characters starting EQ or UQ

Also called

TON, Toncoin, The Open Network

Many exchanges require a memo (comment) for TON deposits. Leaving it out can delay or lose the deposit - check the deposit screen.

Address

cosmos1... (bech32)

Also called

ATOM, Cosmos, Cosmos Hub

Exchanges commonly require a memo for ATOM. Other Cosmos-SDK chains use different prefixes (osmo1..., celestia1...) and are not interchangeable.

Address

0x + 64 hex characters

Also called

SUI

A Sui address looks identical to an Aptos address. Always confirm the network name.

Address

0x + up to 64 hex characters

Also called

APT, Aptos

Looks like a Sui address. Confirm the network name before sending.

Address

Starts with r, 25-35 characters

Also called

XRP, Ripple, XRPL

Deposits without the destination tag are typically not credited automatically. Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.

Address

Starts with G, 56 characters

Also called

XLM, Stellar

Exchanges commonly require a memo for XLM deposits. Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.

Address

Starts with D, 34 characters

Also called

DOGE, Dogecoin

Not valid on Bitcoin or EVM networks. Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.

Address

Starts with L, M or ltc1

Also called

LTC, Litecoin

Not valid on Bitcoin even though the formats look similar. Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.

Address

Starts with addr1

Also called

ADA, Cardano

Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.

Address

name.near or a 64-character hex account

Also called

NEAR

Not yet supported by UseAnyChain live checks.