All For One
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    • Disambiguation
      • Coins vs Tokens
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      • DEXs vs CEXs
      • Fungible vs Non-Fungible Tokens
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Receiving Crypto Assets

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Last updated 2 years ago

To receive cryptocurrency into your All For One™ wallet, you will need to provide the sender with your wallet's public address (which may vary by blockchain).

Your public address is a unique string of letters and numbers that represents your wallet for a particular blockchain and allows others to send cryptocurrency to you.

When receiving crypto assets, it is extremely important to make sure that you communicate to the sender the correct public address for the correct blockchain. Copy/paste errors are common, so always double check!

Crypto assets sent to the wrong address may result in permanent loss, as transactions cannot be reversed. To avoid this, it is recommended to double-check the address and perform a test transaction with a small amount of assets before requesting a larger amount.

Please note the team behind All For One™ is not responsible for any losses or damages that may arise by sending assets to an incorrect address.

  1. Tap the Wallet tab at the bottom.

  2. Navigate to the wallet you wish to receive assets, then tap the asset you wish to receive.

  3. IMPORTANT: Verify that you are in the correct wallet and have the right crypto asset selected.

  4. Tap the Receive button.

  5. Share the QR code or public address with the person/entity that is sending you crypto assets.

  6. Check back later to ensure that the transaction was successful. You may need to refer to a blockchain explorer to identify additional details regarding any successful or failed transaction.