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View Receiving Addresses

Learn how to view and verify your receiving address on ELLIPAL Titan 2.0, switch BTC address types, and confirm the address before receiving crypto.

How to View Receiving Addresses on ELLIPAL Titan 2.0

This guide shows you how to find your receiving address in the ELLIPAL App, verify it on your Titan 2.0 device, and switch address types when needed. The whole process takes under two minutes.

Before You Start

Make sure you have the following ready:

  • ELLIPAL Titan 2.0, set up and connected to the ELLIPAL App

  • The coin or token you want to receive already added to your wallet

  • The network confirmed with whoever is sending funds to you

Step 1: View your receiving address in the app

The ELLIPAL App generates your receiving address from your Titan 2.0 — the same address appears on both the app and the device.

  1. Open the ELLIPAL App and tap Receive

  2. Select the token you want to receive

  3. Your receiving address and QR code appear on screen — share either one with the sender

Step 2: Verify the address on your Titan 2.0

Always verify your receiving address on the Titan 2.0 screen before sharing it. This confirms the address has not been altered by malware on your phone.

  1. On your Titan 2.0, select the network you want to receive on

  2. Tap Receive

  3. Compare the address shown on the device with the one in the app — they must match exactly before you share it with anyone

Switch address type (BTC)

Some coins support multiple address formats. For example, BTC supports Native SegWit, Nested SegWit, Legacy, and Taproot. If the sender requires a specific format, switch before sharing.

  1. On the receive screen, tap the address type icon in the top-right corner

  2. Select the address type you need

  3. The address updates immediately — share the new address or QR code

Always select the correct network before sharing your address. Sending assets to the wrong network may result in permanent loss. When in doubt, send a small test transaction first before transferring a large amount.

What Can Go Wrong

Why doesn't my address match what the sender expects?

The sender may be using a different network or address type. Confirm which network they are sending from — for example, USDT exists on multiple networks (Ethereum, TRON, BNB Chain) and each has a different address. Select the matching network in the ELLIPAL App before sharing your address.

Do I need a Memo or Tag when receiving from an exchange?

No. When transferring from an exchange to your personal ELLIPAL wallet, you do not need to add a Memo or Tag. Memos and Tags are only required when sending to certain exchanges or custodial wallets that use them to identify deposits.

FAQ

How do I receive crypto on ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 from an exchange?

Find your receiving address in the ELLIPAL App (Step 1), verify it on the device (Step 2), then paste or scan the address in the exchange's withdrawal screen. Select the same network on both sides. Send a small test amount first if it is your first transfer from that exchange.

What should I do if my receiving address is not showing in the app?

The token or network may not have been added to your wallet. On your Titan 2.0, go to your account and tap Add Networks, select the network you need, then reconnect to the app. The address should appear after reconnecting.

Related Guides

Common Receiving Issues and SolutionsspaceHow to Add Networks to Your ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 and X Card？
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