Crypto transfers are irreversible š
Cryptocurrencies run on decentralized networks. When you send funds from one address to another there is no central authority that can reverse the transaction.
Take a moment to double-check all details before sending. Once confirmed, thereās usually no way back ā if you mistype an address, the funds are likely unrecoverable.
Each coin has its own supported networks
If you send a token over a network that the receiving platform does not support, your funds may be lost. Always verify network + token before confirming. The network variety can also be useful ā for example, receiving Bitcoin via Lightning Network or USDā® via Tron can be cheaper and faster.
āļø Networks supported by belo (examples)
Network | Supported tokens |
Bitcoin | BTC |
Lightning Network | BTC |
Ethereum | USDā®, USDC, ETH, XAUā® |
BNB Chain | USDā®, USDC, ETH, XAUā® |
Polygon | USDā®, USDC |
Arbitrum | USDā®, USDC, ETH |
Optimism | USDā®, USDC, ETH |
Tron | USDā® |
Solana | USDā®, USDC, SOL |
Plasma | USDā® |
Base | USDC, ETH |
Avalanche | USDā®, USDC, XAUā® |
ā ļø Right now, Avalanche only supports withdrawals (sending) of these coins to an external wallet.
ā Important notes
š Transfers originating from Tornado Cash are not supported.
š If you plan to deposit through a smart contract, contact support ā these deposits may take 7ā10 days to be credited.
š We only accept the native version of a token on each network. For example, on Ethereum we accept ETH (not wETH); similarly, USDC must be the native variant for the network (synthetic versions like USDC.e are not supported).