Four coins need a tag at Genghis checkout, as of September 25, 2026: XRP, Sei, Terra and Terra Classic.
A tag, also called a memo or destination tag, is a short code sent with your transfer that tells the receiving side which payment is yours. For these coins, the payment screen shows the tag above the address: include it when you send. A deposit sent without the tag cannot be recovered by us or by anyone else.
By Claudio Cuccovillo, founder of Genghis. Last updated: September 25, 2026.
Which coins need a memo or tag?
These four, each on its own network:
- XRP, listed as Ripple at checkout;
- Sei (SEI);
- Terra (LUNA);
- Terra Classic (LUNC).
Every other coin and network at checkout needs no tag. The checkout always shows the current list. See which cryptocurrencies you can pay with.
How does the checkout show that a tag is needed?
With a label in the list and a box on the payment screen.
- In the list of coins, these coins carry a "Needs a tag" label.
- On the payment screen, a box above the address reads "This currency needs a tag", with the tag itself and a "Copy tag" button.
- The address stays hidden until you tick "I will include this tag with my payment."
What happens if I send without the tag?
The deposit can be lost. The payment screen's warning is plain: "A deposit sent without the tag cannot be recovered by us or by anyone else." Check the tag field before you confirm the transfer, the same way you check the network. Read what happens when crypto goes to the wrong network.
What do exchanges and wallets call the tag?
Memo, tag or destination tag. XRP wallets and exchanges usually say destination tag. Paste the tag into that field and the address into the address field. If the field is marked optional, fill it in anyway. Read what to check when you pay from an exchange.
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