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# Network Safety

## Send Assets Through the Correct Network

Blockchain assets can exist across multiple networks.

The same asset name does not necessarily mean that the asset is operating on the same blockchain network.

ARBYDEX supports the applicable assets and network combinations displayed by the platform.

#### BNB Smart Chain

For supported ARBYDEX wallet operations, always verify that the intended transaction uses:

**BNB Smart Chain**

and the correct supported asset.

#### Before Sending

Check all three:

```
ASSET + NETWORK + DESTINATION
```

For example:

```
USDT
   ↓
BNB Smart Chain
   ↓
Compatible Destination Wallet
```

#### ⚠️ Wrong Network Warning

Sending an asset through an unsupported or incorrect network can result in funds becoming inaccessible or permanently lost.

**Never assume that a destination wallet supports every network.**

Always confirm network compatibility with the receiving wallet or platform before sending.

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