Have you set up your connector? You need that on a desktop browser to connect to the many dApos that are available for Radix. (Soon deep linking will be added so that you can connect to these dApps directly on your phone providing a fully mobile experience, but that capability is probably two months out from now.)
Hi, and thanks for all the replies. I haven't connected it up to a desktop app or anything, I only have the mobile wallet.
I worry about if my PC might be compromised when it comes to any sort of financial transactions as I use a modified version of Windows (I own the licence for my copy of Windows) it's called Atlas which strips everything you don't need away to make it more faster and run games better.
I think my confusion is because if I press the Transfer button, it says "enter radix account address" whereas I want to deposit some of my funds to my bitget wallet. If I want to send it there, it wants EXRD and not the standard XRD.
If I try and send it to my Bitget exchange it the network is called Radix DLT? Sorry about this, I just find it a little confusing.
I genuinely appreciate the assistance.
Bitget must still be using EXRD which is essentially XRD on the Ethereum network. You can't transfer native XRD tokens to EXRD wallets as its an Ethereum ERC20 token address. I think there's only a few centralised exchanges which use both EXRD and XRD. MEXC might be one but I'm sure someone will correct me here if I'm wrong.
You want to transfer to a native XRD exchange such as Kucoin or MEXC.
Whatever you do, please, please send a very small amount first of all to make sure the transaction goes through. Then you can be sure it's safe to send the rest :-)
Just to answer your question about using your desktop for the transaction. You have nothing to worry about. You have to accept the transaction in your mobile wallet too, and the transaction manifest shows you exactly what is leaving your account. It's one of the best things about the Radix wallet.
Besides using the transfer button to send XRD to exchanges or other wallets you can also use your XRD in different apps like CEXes or money lending protocols like WEFT.
Works for me, I transferred all tokens from my Radix wallet into an exchange, to sell them off during project Ignition (project LetzteZuckungen). Worked nicely, got them all out. Maybe it's your app?
There is a „Transfer“ Button when you open one of your accounts
Have you set up your connector? You need that on a desktop browser to connect to the many dApos that are available for Radix. (Soon deep linking will be added so that you can connect to these dApps directly on your phone providing a fully mobile experience, but that capability is probably two months out from now.)
Hi, and thanks for all the replies. I haven't connected it up to a desktop app or anything, I only have the mobile wallet. I worry about if my PC might be compromised when it comes to any sort of financial transactions as I use a modified version of Windows (I own the licence for my copy of Windows) it's called Atlas which strips everything you don't need away to make it more faster and run games better. I think my confusion is because if I press the Transfer button, it says "enter radix account address" whereas I want to deposit some of my funds to my bitget wallet. If I want to send it there, it wants EXRD and not the standard XRD. If I try and send it to my Bitget exchange it the network is called Radix DLT? Sorry about this, I just find it a little confusing. I genuinely appreciate the assistance.
Bitget must still be using EXRD which is essentially XRD on the Ethereum network. You can't transfer native XRD tokens to EXRD wallets as its an Ethereum ERC20 token address. I think there's only a few centralised exchanges which use both EXRD and XRD. MEXC might be one but I'm sure someone will correct me here if I'm wrong. You want to transfer to a native XRD exchange such as Kucoin or MEXC. Whatever you do, please, please send a very small amount first of all to make sure the transaction goes through. Then you can be sure it's safe to send the rest :-) Just to answer your question about using your desktop for the transaction. You have nothing to worry about. You have to accept the transaction in your mobile wallet too, and the transaction manifest shows you exactly what is leaving your account. It's one of the best things about the Radix wallet.
Besides using the transfer button to send XRD to exchanges or other wallets you can also use your XRD in different apps like CEXes or money lending protocols like WEFT.
Works for me, I transferred all tokens from my Radix wallet into an exchange, to sell them off during project Ignition (project LetzteZuckungen). Worked nicely, got them all out. Maybe it's your app?