What are the best practices to send crypto so that you would not send to the wrong wallet?

[Min George]

It is true that crypto transactions can't be traced to any person. That means if you send crypto to a wrong wallet, there is no way to contact the person that it was a mistake for the person to return such crypto.

What are the best standard practices to ensure that in sending crypto, we don't send to the wrong wallet?

 

[Suba]

So that you don't make a mistake when sending crypto either to your own address or to an exchange, make sure you use the same blockchain, especially for stablecoins. In addition, make sure that before you confirm the sending, check first whether the crypto address you copied and pasted is correct, also pay attention to blockchain fees.

 

[Kross]

Make sure you copy and paste the address of the recipient. Don't ever try to write it out. That's where mistakes start.

 

[Augusta]

Always copy and paste the address instead of typing it out, and double-check it before sending. Bitcoin. Then also double-check the wallet address This is the most important steps.

 

[Min George]

If it is possible, and it is within the same platform, send the crypto to email address of the recipient. It is safer that way.

 

[Laurentta]

One best practice to make sure one doesn't send crypto to the wrong wallets is pre-transaction checks.

 

[Nomad]

The best option is to scan the address QR code, this will never create issues with sending on the wrong address

 

[eLdavis]

I always copy the wallet exactly how it was sent, just copy and paste. Then i also ensure i recheck again just to be sure.

 

[Fidelia]

The best option is to scan the address QR code, this will never create issues with sending on the wrong address

Have never used the QR code scanning to do crypto transactions. Seems it would be safer than having to copy wallet addresses.