How do I manage my saved crypto addresses?

By saving the crypto wallet addresses you send to often on the Address book page, you avoid entering them again for every transaction. Each record is kept with one network, one address and a name you choose.

How do I reach the address book?

1. Open Paribu.com and hover over the profile icon in the top right
2. Click Address book in the menu that opens

The page has two sections: bank addresses and Crypto wallet addresses. For bank accounts, see How do I manage my saved bank accounts?.

How do I add a crypto wallet address?

When you click the Add crypto address button in the Crypto wallet addresses section, the Add crypto wallet window opens. The window has four fields:

• Address name — the label you will recognise the record by
• Network — the blockchain network the address was created on
• Wallet address — the address the transfer will go to
• Memo — filled in when the network requires a memo or tag

Warning: The network is the most critical field of this record. In a transfer to an address saved with the wrong network your assets do not reach the recipient and recovery is usually not possible. Confirm which network the address was created on from the receiving platform or wallet

How do I view a saved address?

When you click a record in the address book, the Wallet details window opens. The window shows the record's name, network, wallet address and memo, if any, together.

How do I change the address name?

Clicking the Edit address name button in the Wallet details window opens the Edit address window. When you type the new name and save it, the label is updated.

Note: The name of the button says it too: the only field that can be edited is the address name. The network, wallet address and memo cannot be changed for security reasons; if you need to change those fields, you need to delete the record and create it again

The address name is only visible in your own address book; it does not appear on the blockchain or on the recipient's side. Choosing a descriptive label that helps you recognise the wallet makes things easier.

How do I delete an address?

Use the delete option in the Wallet details window; a separate confirmation window appears for the action.

Note: A deleted record cannot be restored. If you want to use the same address again, you need to follow the adding steps once more

How do I use the address book during a transfer?

In the crypto asset withdrawal flow you can select the address from the Address book list instead of typing it. The same screen also has a list of your recent transfer addresses. The Manage address book link next to the list takes you to the address book.

After the transfer is complete, you can save the address you used with the option to add it to your address book.

For the full transfer steps, see How to withdraw crypto assets?.

What should I watch out for when choosing a network?

Crypto assets are transferred over different blockchain networks and each network has its own address format. The network you save needs to match the network the receiving wallet supports.

Warning: The network matters especially for assets available on more than one network, such as USDT and USDC. A transfer cannot be made over the Tron network to an address on the Ethereum network; the two networks are not compatible

If you use the same wallet on more than one network, you need to create a separate record for each network.

Things to know

• The address book is a page opened from the profile menu; adding, viewing details and deleting are done through windows
• Each record matches one network and one address
• Only the address name can be edited on a saved address
• The memo field is filled in only when the network requires it
• A deleted record cannot be restored
• The records in your address book are private to you
• Paribu never sends to an address on its own; you confirm the address for every transfer

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Frequently asked questions

How many networks can I add for one wallet address?

Each record matches a single network. If you use the same wallet on more than one network, you need to create a separate record for each network.

Can I change the network of a saved address later?

No. The only field that can be edited on a saved address is the address name; the Edit address name button opens only that field. To change the network, wallet address or memo, you need to delete the record and create a new one. This rule prevents transfers to the wrong network.

Is a transfer sent automatically to an address I add?

No. The records in your address book make selection easier in the transfer screen; Paribu never sends to an address on its own. For every transaction you confirm which address and which network the transfer goes to.

When do I need to fill in the memo field?

Some networks require a memo or tag so that the transfer reaches the right account. If the network you save requires it, the Memo field appears and needs to be filled in. For details, see What is a memo / tag?.

Can I share a record in my address book with someone else?

The details in your address book are private to your account; Paribu does not share these records with other users. If you want to share an address, you can copy it and send it through any channel you prefer.

I sent to the wrong network — can I get my assets back?

Transfers made to the wrong network end up on a different network, so recovery is usually not possible. In such a case you need to start the live support chat through Paribu Support and explain the situation; the recovery process depends on the asset, the network and the receiving platform.

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Related articles

• How do I manage my saved bank accounts? — Managing bank addresses
• How to withdraw crypto assets? — Transfer steps
• What is a memo / tag? — Networks that require a memo or tag
• I transferred to the wrong network — Transfers to the wrong network
• What is the Travel Rule and why is it required for crypto transfers? — The Travel Rule

By saving the crypto wallet addresses you withdraw to frequently on Paribu's Address book screen, you can make fast and secure transfers without entering them again for every transaction. Each record consists of one asset, one network and one address; it is listed with a name you choose.

How do I add my crypto wallet address?

Adding a wallet address starts in the Crypto wallet addresses section on the Address book screen. Adding takes two steps: in the first step the address name, asset and network are selected; in the second step the wallet address is entered by hand, pasted from the clipboard or read from a QR code.

1. Tap the menu icon in the top left of the screen to open the Account section
2. Tap Account and settings
3. Tap Address book
4. Tap Add crypto wallet address in the Crypto wallet addresses section

Fill in the three fields in the first step of the Add wallet address screen that opens:

• Address name: A name you can recognize the wallet by (for example "My cold wallet"). It must be at least 3 characters; if it is shorter, the message "The address name must be at least 3 characters" appears
• Asset: When you tap the field, the Select asset screen opens; you can find the asset using the search field
• Network selection: When you tap the field, the Select network screen opens. If the asset has only one network, it is selected automatically

Then move on to the second step:

5. Tap Continue
6. Enter the wallet address in the Wallet address for withdrawal field — you can use Paste to paste it from the clipboard or Scan QR to add it with a QR code
7. If the network you selected requires a memo, fill in the Memo field that appears on the same screen
8. Tap Save

If the address you entered does not match the format of the network you selected, the message Invalid wallet address appears and the record is not saved.

Warning: Network selection is the most critical field of this record. In a withdrawal made to an address saved with the wrong network, your assets do not reach the recipient and cannot be recovered. Confirm the network the address was created on with the recipient platform or wallet.

If you try to add an address you have already saved, the message This wallet address is already saved appears and the same address is not added a second time.

What changes on networks that require a memo?

On some networks, a memo (destination tag) needs to be sent alongside the address so that the transfer lands in the right place in the recipient account. When you select such a network, the Memo field appears in the address step and becomes mandatory — you cannot complete the record without entering a memo.

The helper text under the field says the same: "Please enter the memo tag if the recipient provided one, otherwise your assets may be lost."

For which assets require a memo and what happens on a transfer without one, you can check the What is memo / tag? article.

How do I add a wallet address with a QR code?

You can save an address without typing it by hand, using the recipient wallet's QR code. Camera permission is requested for QR scanning; once you grant it, the QR code you show to the camera is filled into the address field.

1. Tap the Scan QR button in the second step of the Add wallet address screen
2. If requested, allow camera access
3. Bring the QR code shared by the wallet owner into the camera view
4. When the address is read it appears in the field; tap Save

Note: Adding with a QR code removes the risk of a typing mistake in long and complex addresses. If you use more than one network together, such as Tron (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20), preferring the QR method is recommended.

How do I view a saved wallet address?

To see the details of a wallet record in the address book, tap the row. The Crypto wallet address screen that opens shows four pieces of information together.

1. Tap the wallet row you want to view on the Address book screen
2. Check these details on the screen that opens:
   • Address name: The name you gave when saving
   • Crypto asset: The asset the wallet is linked to
   • Network: The network you selected
   • Wallet address: The saved address in full

How do I change the name of a wallet address?

Only the address name of a saved wallet address can be edited. The asset, network and address cannot be changed for security reasons; when a change is needed in those fields, you need to delete the record and create it again.

1. Tap the relevant wallet row on the Address book screen
2. Tap Edit address name on the screen that opens
3. Type the new name into the Address name field on the Edit wallet address screen (at most 40 characters)
4. Tap Save

Note: The address name is visible only in your own book; it does not appear on the blockchain or on the recipient side. Choose a descriptive name that helps you remember the record.

How do I delete a wallet address?

To remove a saved wallet address, use the delete option on the detail screen. Deleting removes the record from your address book; it does not affect withdrawals previously made to that address.

1. Tap the wallet row you want to delete on the Address book screen
2. Tap Delete address on the screen that opens
3. When you confirm, the record is removed from the address book

Note: A deleted wallet record cannot be restored. To use the same address again, you need to follow the add steps once more.

What should I watch out for when selecting a network?

Crypto assets are transferred over different networks and each network has its own address format. The network you add to the address book needs to be exactly the same as the network supported by the recipient wallet. Otherwise your assets may be lost during the transfer.

Warning: Network selection matters greatly for assets used on more than one network, such as USDT. A transfer cannot be made over the Tron (TRC-20) network to a USDT address on Ethereum (ERC-20); the two networks are not directly compatible with each other.

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Frequently asked questions

How many different networks can I add for one wallet address?

Each address record matches one asset and one network. If you use the same wallet for more than one network, you need to create a separate record for each network.

Can I change the network of a wallet address later?

No. The network of a saved address cannot be changed. When a network change is needed, you need to delete the existing record and create a new one with the correct network. This rule is applied to prevent transfers to the wrong network.

Can I leave the memo field empty?

If the network you selected requires a memo, no — the memo field is mandatory in that case and the record is not completed if it is left empty. On networks that do not require a memo, this field does not appear at all.

Is the wallet address I added selected automatically during a withdrawal?

No. Records in the address book make selection easier on the withdrawal screen; Paribu never sends to an address automatically. In every withdrawal you confirm which address and which network the transfer goes to.

Does an address added with a QR code recognize its network automatically?

No. A QR code carries only the address text; which network it belongs to is not reliably included in the QR code. You determine the network yourself in the Network selection field.

Can I share a wallet from my address book with someone else?

Address book details are private to your own account; Paribu does not share these records with other users. When you want to share an address with someone else, you can copy it and send it through any channel you prefer.

I sent to the wrong network, can I recover my assets?

Recovering crypto asset transfers made to the wrong network is not possible in most cases. If you find yourself in this situation, you need to report it by starting the live support chat through Paribu Support; the recovery process varies by asset, network and recipient platform.

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Related articles

• How do I manage my saved bank accounts? — Managing saved bank accounts
• How to make a crypto asset withdrawal — Crypto asset withdrawal steps
• What is memo / tag? — Assets requiring a memo and how to use it
• I sent to the wrong network — Transfers made to the wrong network
• What is the Travel Rule and why is it required for crypto transfers? — The Travel Rule and its role in transfers