What is network confirmation?

In blockchain networks, every transaction must go through a confirmation process before it is considered completed. This ensures the operation is securely recorded and permanently added to the blockchain.

1 How transaction confirmation works

After a cryptocurrency transaction is sent, it enters the network and waits to be included in a block. Once the transaction is added to a block and confirmed, it becomes part of the blockchain and is considered final.

2 Verification before sending

Before sending funds, always check the required number of confirmations for the specific cryptocurrency and the receiving platform. Different services may require different confirmation thresholds.

3 Importance of network selection

Make sure the selected network is supported by the receiving service. The same coin can exist on multiple networks, but not all of them are interchangeable.

Example: if you are sending USDT (TRC-20), the transfer must be made via the TRON network.

4 Risks of choosing the wrong network

Selecting the wrong network may result in permanent loss of funds. Such transactions are often impossible to recover, and refunds cannot be guaranteed. Always double-check the network before sending.