how to check the network tag and the memo field together
On a withdrawal page the network tag and the memo are separate inputs, and one wrong entry means the coins never reach the other account.
Before withdrawing, match the network tag to the chain the receiver asked for, then check whether the memo is required and whether its content matches exactly.

Key points
Compare the chain, not the ticker
The network field on the withdrawal page must match the chain name the receiver gave, character for character; a shared ticker does not mean the chains are the same.
Look for a required marker on the memo
If the memo field carries a required label it cannot be left empty; if it does not, still check whether the receiver sent a memo separately, and fill it if they did.
Copy address and memo apart
The address field takes only the address and the memo field only the memo; after pasting, read back the first and last four characters of each.
Read the preview once
The confirmation page lists network, address and memo again, so compare all three against what you intended before moving on.
Common questions
What happens if I leave the memo empty?
If the receiver required a memo, the coins may land at their shared address without being credited to your account, so check the receiver's page for the current wording.
Can I change the network tag after submitting?
Usually not; you can only wait for the transaction status, which is why the check belongs before you submit.
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Sources:the network dropdown and the memo input on the withdrawal page, plus the confirmation page before submitting · Pick the coin on the withdrawal page and read the network field; then compare it with the chain name and memo from the receiver, and check all three again on the confirmation page. · Checked on 2026-09-28
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