If you're new to crypto, a few small mistakes — like sending the wrong token or picking the wrong network — can lead to permanent loss of funds. This guide walks you through the essentials so you can send and receive crypto with confidence.

⚠️ Only Supported Networks and Tokens

Limited only supports certain networks and certain tokens. Before sharing your wallet address or QR code with a sender, always make sure that:

• The network you're sharing is one Limited supports
• The token the sender is sending is one Limited supports on that network
• You're sharing the correct wallet address for the correct network — the same token can have different addresses on different networks, so double-check before sharing

🚫 Sending Unsupported Tokens

Sending a token that isn't supported, or sending it on the wrong network, may result in the permanent loss of your funds. These transactions usually can't be reversed or recovered.

Before you or anyone sending you funds hits confirm:

• Double-check the token is supported by Limited
• Double-check the network matches the wallet address you shared
• When in doubt, send a small test amount first

⛽ Always Check Gas Fees First

Every network charges a gas fee to process a transaction, and these fees vary a lot from chain to chain — some networks are far more expensive than others at any given time.

Before sending a transaction to your wallet:

• Check the current gas fee on that network
• Make sure the fee makes sense relative to the amount you're sending
• Keep in mind that fees can spike during periods of high network activity

✅ Quick Checklist Before You Send or Receive

• Network is supported by Limited
• Token is supported on that network
• Wallet address matches the correct network
• Gas fees checked and reasonable
• For large amounts, consider a small test transaction first

Crypto transactions are fast and convenient, but they're also final. A few seconds of double-checking can save you from an unrecoverable mistake.