Tips for Choosing the Main Network:

ERC20 is the mainnet protocol for running smart contracts on Ethereum, with ETH being the native token of Ethereum.
TRC20 is the standard for running smart contracts on the TRON blockchain network, similar to Ethereum's ERC-20 standard.
EOS stands for the EOS network, with EOS being the abbreviation for Enterprise Operation System. In Chinese, EOS is colloquially known as "Yuzu" due to its pronunciation.
BTC refers to the Bitcoin blockchain network, which is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system.
BTC (SegWit) refers to Native Segwit (bech32), with addresses starting with "bc1". Users can send their BTC assets to a Segwit (bech32) address.

Under certain mainnets where users share a common mainnet (such as BEP2 or EOS, etc.), you must fill in the Memo information to identify your transfer address.

Whether you choose to top up or withdraw your tokens from a third-party platform, or transfer tokens to your digital wallet, you need to ensure that:

Wallet/platform compatibility: The receiving platform or wallet must support the blockchain network you are using; otherwise, your funds may be permanently lost.
Network consistency: Ensure that the network you select for deposit or withdrawal matches the target address's network. For example, if the target address is on the Ethereum network and you select a different network (such as the BSC Smart Chain), such network mismatches will result in the permanent loss of funds.
Verify the address and amount: Make sure your address and amount are correct before proceeding.

Due to the irreversible nature of blockchain transactions, once a transaction is executed using incorrect information, the assets cannot be recovered. Please carefully verify all details before proceeding to avoid loss of funds.

Beginner's Guide to Deposit and Withdrawal*