1.Regarding "Network Address" and Its Validity

A blockchain network address is a unique string of characters representing a destination on the chain that can receive digital assets. It is usually presented as a text string or QR code corresponding to the network of the asset.

For example, a Bitcoin address typically appears as: (example can be kept or omitted)

If the system displays an "Invalid Address" error, it is usually because the format is incorrect or the address does not belong to the selected withdrawal network. Please carefully verify that the address content and the selected mainnet type match the recipient's requirements.

It is recommended to copy and paste the address directly or scan the QR code during input to avoid errors from manual entry. Please note that transfers sent to an incorrect address are generally irreversible, which may lead to permanent loss of assets.

2.The Role of Tag/Memo and Related Error Messages

Tags (also known as Memo) are additional identifiers required by certain blockchain networks. They work together with the address to ensure the assets reach the correct recipient account.

If the system shows a “Invalid Tag/Memo” error, it indicates that the information is incorrect or missing. Always verify the correct Tag/Memo with the receiving platform.

Please be aware that whether it's an address error or a Tag/Memo error, blockchain transactions are irreversible, and incorrect operations may result in permanent loss of assets.

3.How to Handle the "Network Busy" Messages

This message usually indicates that the blockchain network is congested, causing delays in transaction broadcasting. It is recommended to retry the withdrawal after some time. Alternatively, if supported by the recipient, you may also try using an alternative network to complete the withdrawal.

Withdrawal Failure: Error Messages and Common Issues