FAQ
Do I need to add a memo to my crypto payment?
A memo is a short text line that some networks attach to a transfer to say what the payment is for. For a SexyGram crypto payment, follow the checkout display, which shows the address and the amount for the order. If the checkout shows no memo, the payment does not need one
What is a memo for a crypto payment?
A memo is a short text line that a network can attach to a crypto payment to say what the transfer is for. Some networks use it as a required part of the address, while others treat it as an optional note. The memo appears in the wallet when the transfer is prepared.
Do I need to add a memo when I send my crypto payment?
Only when the checkout or the network shows a memo for your crypto payment. The SexyGram checkout displays the address and the amount for the order, and a memo appears only if the payment flow uses one. Follow exactly what the checkout shows before you send.
Where do I find the memo for my crypto payment?
The memo for a crypto payment appears on the same checkout line as the address when the payment flow uses one. Copy it together with the address, because the wallet needs both. If the checkout shows no memo field, there is no memo to find.
What happens if I send my crypto payment without a memo?
On networks that use a memo, a crypto payment sent without it can arrive without the label the receiver expects. Automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout, and a missing memo can leave the record without the expected label. Send the memo exactly as the checkout shows when one is present.
Can I write my own memo text for my crypto payment?
Use the memo the checkout shows for your crypto payment rather than a custom note. A memo is a network rule, not a free text box, so the exact value matters. A custom memo can produce a record that does not match the order line.
Does the memo affect how my crypto payment matches my order?
On memo-based networks the memo is part of the transfer label, and matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout. The status page shows the visible state of the order. Use the memo the checkout displays when one is present.
What should I write in the memo field for my crypto payment?
Write exactly the memo the checkout displays for your crypto payment, and copy it without extra spaces. A memo is not a personal message, so do not add your name or notes. When the checkout shows no memo, leave the field empty.
Why does my wallet ask for a memo for my crypto payment?
A wallet asks for a memo when the network it sends on uses one to label a transfer. That requirement comes from the network and the wallet, not from SexyGram. Compare the wallet field with the checkout, and use the value the checkout shows when one is present.
Can I add a memo after I sent my crypto payment?
A memo is part of the transfer when it is broadcast, so it cannot be changed after you send a crypto payment. The record keeps the memo value that was set at sending time. Review the memo before you confirm the payment.
Is the memo visible on the blockchain for my crypto payment?
On networks that use memos, the memo text is part of the transaction record and can appear in the explorer. Treat the memo as public transfer data, not a private note. The status page shows the visible state of the order.
What if the wallet shows an optional memo field for my crypto payment?
An optional memo field on the wallet is separate from the checkout data. Fill it only with the memo the checkout shows for your crypto payment when one exists. Otherwise leave the optional field empty to avoid changing the record.
Does SexyGram use a memo to match my crypto payment?
The SexyGram checkout shows the address and the amount for the order, and automatic matching depends on the amount and the network matching that display. A memo is used only when the payment flow displays one. Follow the checkout fields exactly as shown.
What a memo is
A memo is a short text line attached to a transfer on some networks. It labels the payment so the receiver can tell why the funds arrived. Wallets show the memo as a field next to the address when the network uses one.
Networks that use memos
Networks differ: some require a memo with every transfer, others treat it as optional, and others do not use it at all. The network you send on decides the rule, and the checkout reflects what your order needs. That is why the checkout is the reliable place to read the fields for your payment.
Where the memo appears
A memo appears on the same line as the address when the payment flow uses one. Copy the memo and the address together so the wallet receives both. If the checkout shows no memo, the payment uses the address and the amount alone.
Common mistakes with memos
A common mistake is writing a personal note in the memo field, which can produce a record that differs from the order line. Another is adding a memo when the checkout shows none. Copy the displayed value or leave the field empty.
What matching depends on
Matching depends on the amount and the network matching the checkout display. When a memo is part of the payment, it should match the value the checkout shows. The status page then shows the visible state of the order.