THE PRACTICAL GUIDE
Before sending, understand.
Practical guides to prepare for receiving, understanding a quote, and knowing what to check when a transaction remains pending.
Networks and addresses
Check the receiving network, the address, and the requested identifiers.
Which network to choose to receive a crypto?
The right network is the one that your destination wallet accepts for the received asset. Choose it before copying the address, then check that it is identical in the exchanger.
USDT ERC-20 or TRC-20: start from the right side.
Start with the wallet that must receive the USDT. Its deposit network must match the one chosen in the exchanger.
XLM memo and XRP destination tag: what to provide?
A receipt address can be shared by several clients. The memo or tag then helps the recipient attribute your deposit to the correct account.
Rate and fees
Understand the estimated amount, fees, and quote conditions.
Confirmed net amount: fees and deposit deadline
The Atlaswap summary specifies the confirmed net amount, the included fees and the deposit conditions before your agreement.
Understand the rate, fees, and time of an exchange.
To evaluate a conversion, look at the estimated amount received, the total debited by your wallet, and the terms of the quote. An isolated figure does not describe the whole operation.
Floating or fixed rate: why the amount received may change
Distinguish the displayed quote, the confirmed net amount, and the final receipt. The conditions of your exchange specify what can vary and by when to deposit.
Checks and tracking
Review applicable conditions and find the steps of an exchange.
Monero and Exodus: preparing to receive XMR
Exodus no longer supports Monero. Here is how to find an old XMR wallet and prepare to receive with a compatible wallet.
Monero balance unavailable: what to check?
A missing amount, an unlocked balance and a pending exchange require different verifications. First identify the step concerned.
100% No KYC crypto exchange: privacy and security
Understand Atlaswap's No KYC commitment, the data strictly necessary for the exchange, and what remains visible on each blockchain.
How to choose a crypto exchange without an account
Evaluate a 100% No KYC exchange with concrete criteria: pair, networks, net amount, wallet fees, quote limits, and private tracking.
An exchange pending? Find the next step.
Distinguish the status of the exchange from that of the on-chain transfer. The right contact depends on the stage reached.
Crypto transaction hash: find and verify a transfer.
Identify the useful reference to check a transfer: exchange number, deposit hash, or payout hash. Find the information to compare before contacting support.