To deposit Gram (GRAM) into your Paribu account, you need to transfer from the platform or wallet you are sending from to Paribu's GRAM deposit address. For GRAM transfers, a Memo must be entered along with the deposit address; for deposits made without a memo, your assets may not be reflected in your account.
Gram was previously listed as Toncoin (TON). Only the name and the symbol of the asset changed; the network is still named Toncoin and remains the only network for the asset.
To deposit GRAM on Paribu web, click the Gram (GRAM) asset on the Wallet page, click the Deposit button in the window that opens, and select Toncoin as the network. Note both the deposit address shown and the Memo value together; make a transfer from the platform or wallet you are sending from by entering both pieces of information. You can see how long it will take in the Arrival time field on the deposit screen.
Warning: If a Memo is not entered for a GRAM deposit, your assets may not be reflected in your account. Make sure to copy the memo value shown on the deposit window and enter it during sending.
Instead of copying the address and memo value manually, you can send using the QR code. The QR code contains both the address and the Memo value.
A memo is an identifier that ensures the transfer is routed to the correct account in GRAM transfers. On Paribu, all users share a common GRAM deposit address; thanks to the Memo, your transfer is matched to your account.
The Memo value is shown automatically just below the address on the deposit window. Do not change this value; always use the memo value Paribu has assigned to you.
Note: On some platforms and wallets this field may be called "Memo", "Tag", or "Destination Tag". Whatever name it appears under, enter the value Paribu has given you in this field.
For details, see the What is memo / tag? article.
GRAM can only be deposited over the Toncoin network. Network details:
Note: No fee is charged by Paribu for GRAM deposits. The network fee is paid on the blockchain by the sender.