Depositing crypto to Shuffle: networks, memo & recovery

Shuffle attracts a lot of newer crypto players — and that's exactly where network and memo mistakes happen most. The good news: a couple of habits make deposits reliable from day one.

Specifics being verified

Shuffle's exact per-coin networks, minimums and confirmations are being confirmed first-hand and published here with dates.

If you're new to this

  1. The network matters as much as the address — pick the one Shuffle shows for your coin.
  2. Some coins need a memo/tag; the deposit screen tells you when.
  3. Send a small test first if you're unsure.
  4. Give it time to confirm.

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If it doesn't credit

Rule out a wrong-network send or absent memo, then contact Shuffle support with your transaction hash. No real recovery ever asks for a fee or your seed phrase.

Want the most forgiving deposit flow? See the Duel’s beginner-friendly flow.


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