Osmosis (OSMO) is the native token of the Osmosis protocol, a decentralized exchange and liquidity layer built within the Cosmos ecosystem. Traders often swap OSMO to participate in liquidity pools, pay for transaction fees on the Osmosis network, or move value across IBC-connected chains. Because OSMO operates on its own dedicated network, getting the receiving address and any required identifiers right before confirming is essential.
Before swapping OSMO, confirm that your destination wallet or platform is set up to receive on the OSMO network — there is no alternative network option for this asset on Zest. Importantly, the OSMO network requires an Extra ID (sometimes labeled as a memo): if your receiving address — particularly on a custodial platform — requires one, you must include it exactly as shown or your funds may be delayed or unrecoverable. Self-custody wallets such as Keplr typically do not require an Extra ID, but always verify with your destination before proceeding. Settlement time can vary depending on network conditions, so avoid treating any estimate as a guarantee. The Zest widget displays the rate and destination details before you confirm, giving you a final chance to check everything is correct.
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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.
Osmosis (OSMO) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. Osmosis has a current supply of 976,484,447.480484 with 779,679,921.623679 in circulation. The last known price of Osmosis is 0.03770549 USD and is up 0.02 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 445 active market(s) with $3,436,888.51 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://osmosis.zone/.
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