Address Book now makes sending crypto simple

July 27, 2022
Newton Team
July 27, 2022
Address Book now makes sending crypto simple


Say hello to your new Address Book! Simply save and nickname your frequently used crypto addresses so you can send funds with just a few clicks. No more copy and paste, no need to scan QR codes each time, and no more second-guessing. 

How to access your Address Book

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Your Address Book can be accessed from two handy places within the Newton app: 

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  1. From your settings: for adding, viewing, and withdrawing to your saved addresses
  2. When you place a withdrawal: select an address to withdraw to, or simply save a new withdrawal address 

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Let’s walk through how to do both.

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Access your Address Book from settings: 

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  1. Select “Address Book” 
  2. Click “Add an address”
  3. Choose the coin
  4. Choose the network
  5. Paste in the receiving address
  6. Add a tag/memo (if needed)
  7. Give your receiving address a nickname

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Once added, you can simply tap the address to view the details or place a withdrawal.

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You can also access your address book from the “Withdraw” screen when placing a new withdrawal:

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  1. Navigate to “Withdraw” > “Crypto to wallet”
  2. Choose the coin
  3. Choose the network
  4. Click “Use Address Book” — note: you will only see saved addresses associated with the selected coin and network. if you do not have a saved address, feel free to add one.
  5. Once your address has been selected, the address and tag/memo (if required) fields will populate 
  6. Submit your withdrawal request

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If you are withdrawing to an address that you do not yet have saved, you can always save the address once the withdrawal is complete by clicking “Add to Address Book”.

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And remember, it’s always a good idea to send a small withdrawal first to make sure your address is correct and your funds land in the right place!

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This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, or legal advice. Cryptocurrencies and blockchain-based assets are highly speculative, subject to significant risks including price volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and potential total loss of investment. Crypto assets are not insured by the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC). Cryptocurrencies and stablecoins may be considered securities or derivatives under Canadian law, subject to CSA and CIRO oversight. Consult a qualified financial or legal professional before making investment decisions. No securities regulatory authority has expressed an opinion about any of the crypto assets made available on the Newton’s platform, including any opinion that a crypto asset is not a security and/or derivative. This blog may contain links to other websites for informational purposes or for your convenience. We do not control the linked websites or the content provided through such websites, and we have not reviewed, in their entirety, such websites. Your use of linked websites is subject to the privacy policies and terms of use established by the specific linked website, and we disclaim all liability for such use. The fact that we offer such links does not indicate any approval or endorsement by us of any linked website or any material contained on any linked website, and we disclaim any such approval or endorsements.
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