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Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR) is the native token of the Hedera public network, used to pay for transaction fees and network services such as smart contracts and file storage. Traders and developers swap into or out of HBAR to fund on-chain activity, rebalance holdings across platforms, or move value to and from the Hedera ecosystem. Because HBAR operates on its own dedicated network, address and memo handling matter more than usual when preparing a swap.
Before swapping HBAR, confirm that your receiving wallet or exchange supports the native HBAR network — there is only one supported network, so no network selection is needed, but the destination must be compatible with it. Critically, the HBAR network requires an Extra ID (sometimes shown as a memo or destination tag) when depositing to custodial platforms such as exchanges; always check whether your destination address requires one and copy it exactly. If you are sending to a self-custody wallet, an Extra ID is typically not required, but verify this with your wallet provider before proceeding. Zest shows the full expected output and rate on screen before you confirm, giving you a chance to double-check the address and Extra ID entry. Confirmation times on the Hedera network can vary depending on network conditions, so allow some time after the transaction is broadcast.
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Requires Extra IDWhere an extra identifier such as a memo or tag is required, enter it exactly when the receiving platform asks for one — transfers without it can be delayed or lost.
