What do I need to know about sending crypto using a Tag?

Sending or receiving XRP on Pluang always requires a Tag — copy it exactly along with the recipient's wallet address, since a missing or wrong Tag can cause your funds to not reach the recipient correctly.

Good to know:

• Sending and receiving XRP to or from Pluang requires a Tag every time — this is not optional.
• When sending XRP to another exchange or wallet, check whether that platform requires a Tag, and make sure you enter the correct one.
• Some wallets don't require a Tag because they generate a unique wallet address per user instead (Exodus is one example) — but because Pluang's send flow always requires a Tag field to be filled, you can enter any value in that case.
• For XRP specifically, the Tag field only accepts numbers.

Related questions:

Q: Is a Tag mandatory for every XRP transaction on Pluang?
Yes — both sending and receiving XRP on Pluang always requires a Tag.

Q: What happens if I send XRP without the correct Tag?
Your funds may not reach the recipient correctly — always double-check the Tag matches what the recipient requires before confirming.

Q: What if the receiving wallet doesn't require a Tag?
Since Pluang's send flow always requires the Tag field to be filled, you can enter any value — Exodus is one example of a wallet that doesn't require one.

Q: What characters can I use in the XRP Tag field?
Numbers only — the XRP Tag field doesn't accept letters or symbols.