Prepare a transfer

  1. Select the asset and confirm its network and contract identity.
  2. Check that the open account owns the balance.
  3. Enter the receiving address and amount. Compare the whole address, not just its first few characters.
  4. Keep enough native GRP for gas on Grape, including when transferring GGT or an NFT.
  5. Review and approve the exact transaction in the signing surface.

Understand the result

A transaction hash identifies a submitted transaction. It does not by itself prove a successful transfer. Open the receipt in GrapeScan, check its status and events, and compare the correct account balance.

A failed contract transaction can consume gas even when the intended state change does not occur. A pending transfer should be investigated before resubmitting so you do not accidentally create duplicate payments.

Receiving across networks

The same address can exist on Grape and BSC, but an ordinary transfer stays on its selected network. To move supported GRP or GGT between them, use the bridge. Sending to an asset’s contract address is not a bridge operation.

For receiving NFTs, verify the collection contract and token ID. If a wallet interface has not discovered an asset, use the explorer to distinguish an indexing/display delay from an absent on-chain balance.