Your Peerlyx wallet holds the coins you buy, sell and trade. Moving crypto in and out is simple, as long as you follow a few rules.
Depositing
- Open Wallet › Deposit and choose the coin.
- Copy your deposit address. Each coin has its own address for the network shown.
- Send only that coin, on that network, from your other wallet or exchange.
Your deposit appears after the network confirms it.
The golden rule: coins sent on a different network than the one shown can be lost. If your other wallet asks which network to use, choose exactly the one on the Peerlyx deposit page.
Withdrawing
- Open Wallet › Withdraw and choose the coin.
- Paste the destination address and check the first and last characters. Some malware swaps copied addresses.
- Check the network matches what the receiving wallet expects.
- Review the network fee, shown before you confirm.
- Confirm with your password and authenticator code.
Crypto transfers can’t be reversed, so take a moment to check before you confirm.
Safety checklist
- Send a small test amount first when using a new address.
- Never share your password or 2FA codes. Peerlyx staff never ask for them.
- Be wary of anyone offering to “speed up” a deposit for a fee.
- If a deposit hasn’t appeared long after the network confirmed it, ask in Messages › Support with the coin, network and transaction hash.
Networks in plain words
Some coins can move on more than one blockchain network. The same coin on a different network uses a different kind of address, and the networks can’t see each other. That’s why the deposit page shows one network per address, and why the network you choose when sending must match it.
Where to see your history
Every deposit and withdrawal appears in your wallet history with its status. A withdrawal shows as complete once it has been sent on the network.
Ready to trade?
Once your coins are in, open P2P Trade to sell them for your local currency, or buy gift cards with crypto.