No. You cannot transfer different digital assets to the same wallet address, even if both assets use the same network. Each digital asset has a unique identity on the blockchain. Although a network (such as ERC-20 or BEP-20) can process various types of tokens, the destination address remains specific to each coin. Example: If you want to send USDT via the ERC-20 network, you must send it to a USDT (ERC-20) address on the destination platform. Sending USDT to an Ethereum (ETH) address—even though both use the ERC-20 network—can result in the permanent loss of your assets.

Why Is Accuracy So Important?

• The System Requires the Correct Address: Platforms like Indodax require the correct coin address to recognize and credit the balance to the recipient’s account.

• “Successful” Status on the Blockchain: If assets are sent to the wrong coin address, the transaction may be recorded as “Successful” on a blockchain explorer, but the balance will never appear in your account.

Just because networks are the same doesn’t mean wallet addresses are interchangeable. Before making a transaction, always ensure that the Asset Type, Recipient Address, and selected Network are completely correct.