HEX is an ERC-20 token running on the Ethereum network, which means every swap involves Ethereum's gas fee structure and block confirmation process. Traders commonly exchange HEX when rebalancing into other Ethereum-based assets or moving value out of HEX into a different blockchain ecosystem entirely. Because HEX exists solely on Ethereum, choosing the right receiving address format is straightforward but worth double-checking before you confirm.
Before swapping HEX, confirm that your receiving wallet supports ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network — sending to an incompatible address could result in lost funds. Ethereum network congestion can affect how quickly a transaction is picked up, so confirmation times may vary depending on conditions at the time of your swap. No memo or destination tag is required for HEX transactions. The Zest widget displays the expected output amount and rate before you confirm, giving you a chance to review the terms before committing. Always copy and paste wallet addresses rather than typing them manually to avoid errors.
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