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It looks like the “Destination address label (optional): 100942014” did not get passed, or at least is does not show in CoinPayments. So the BNB never made it to my Binance account.
I assume “Destination address label” is the same as “memo” for BNB
I submitied this:
You have requested to withdraw BNB 0.30000000 to address bnb10749k3j3lk763s9amgfhtyf72pfggf22x7glc0
Coin symbol: BNB
Amount: BNB 0.30000000 (in USD: 5.64)
Fees to be paid: BNB 0.00037500 (in USD: 0.01 )
Transaction requested at: 2020-07-13 17:24:18
Comment: 100942014
Destination address label (optional): 100942014CoinPayments shows this:
Address: bnb10749k3j3lk763s9amgfhtyf72pfggf22x7glc0
TX ID: DAE8DC0546BEB259C31101A00AB2FF1B4C56FBA212E17B7BE3AD8F4AAC595429
Withdrawal ID: CWEG3KI3F9QZTE5X0M14MG4OMM
Note: 100942014Hello,
No, actually I had not implemented passing a memo to BNB. “Destination address label” is simply a label that is saved on your DB and it depends on the wallet on how it’s handled.
I can implement BNB memos, and then the text for the field will be shown as “Memo”.
I will notify you here when this is released. It should be later today.
with regards
Thank you. I’ll test it again after you make the update.
OK, I have gone through the list of coins and identified the new coins that need a destination tag, in addition to the ones that were supported before.
In version
1.1.3of the CoinPayments adapter, in addition toBCN,XMR,XRP,SBD,STEEMandXEM, the withdrawal extra field now works for the following coins:APL,BNB,ETN,LOKI,WAVES.Thank you for reporting this issue.
with regards
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