When depositing XRP to your Coinmetro account, it’s important to include your unique XRP Destination Tag. This tag ensures that your funds are correctly allocated to your account. Unlike most other cryptocurrencies, XRP deposits require this additional identifier in order to avoid delays or lost funds.
🔎 How to Find Your XRP Destination Tag on Coinmetro
You can easily locate your XRP Destination Tag from the XRP deposit screen:
💻 On a Web Browser
💻 On a Web Browser
From your dashboard, click on Deposit.
From the dropdown menu, select XRP.
From here, you'll find both your XRP wallet address and the destination tag. You can easily copy and paste both by clicking the copy symbol and then pasting it into the withdrawal form in the sending wallet.
📱 On Mobile App
📱 On Mobile App
From the home screen, tap Deposit.
Select Crypto.
Select XRP.
From here, you'll find both your XRP wallet address and the destination tag. You can easily copy and paste both by tapping the copy symbol and then pasting it into the withdrawal form in the sending wallet.
💸 Withdrawing XRP to an External Wallet
If you are sending XRP to another cryptocurrency exchange or an external wallet, it is essential to use the XRP Destination Tag provided by that external platform. Not entering the tag or entering the tag incorrectly may lead to the permanent loss of your funds. Always verify both the address and tag carefully before confirming your withdrawal.
FAQs
🔗 Can I deposit XRP without a Tag?
No. Depositing XRP without your tag may result in delayed or lost funds. Always include your tag with every XRP transaction.
📝 Can I use the same XRP Tag for multiple deposits?
Yes! Your XRP Tag is linked to your Coinmetro account and can be used for all future XRP deposits.
❌ I don’t see my XRP Tag. What should I do?
Ensure you’ve selected XRP in your Wallet on either the web or mobile app. If the tag still doesn’t appear, contact Coinmetro Support immediately.
🔒 Is my XRP Tag secure?
Yes. Your tag is unique to your account and is required only when sending XRP to Coinmetro. Never share it with anyone you don’t trust.