XRP Mobile Casino Payments: Sending From an Exchange App

The form has two fields, and one is optional-looking

A withdrawal form for XRP normally asks for an address and a second field, called destination tag, memo or note. The second field often looks optional, because for many destinations it is. Cloudbet’s own interface text refers to a Tag/MEMO field and to enabling or disabling it, which is the same idea on the casino’s side: whether the tag is needed depends on where the money is going.

Here it is needed whenever the cashier gave you one. The form will usually let you leave the field empty and submit.

The confirmation screen is your last look

Before you confirm, read the summary. The address and the tag should both appear. Some apps add a review step with a tick box acknowledging that no tag was entered. If you see that box and you were given a tag, stop and go back.

Which hash to keep

The exchange gives you a withdrawal reference and, once the payment is on the ledger, a transaction hash. The hash is the one you need, because it works in any explorer and is what the receiving operator can search. The exchange’s own reference only works inside the exchange. Copy the hash into your notes the moment it appears.

Do the same with the time. Wallet apps often show local time while explorers may show UTC, so write down which one you copied. Two similar payments, one at 09:10 and one at 10:10 by different clocks, are exactly the confusion a receiver cannot sort out from an amount alone.

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