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The translation I received was:
“Can a digital currency be withdrawn on a different blockchain network than the one it was originally deposited on?”
Based on that translation, here is my answer:
In general, you cannot withdraw a cryptocurrency on a different blockchain network unless the asset is officially supported on that network. Each blockchain is its own system with its own rules, addresses, and transaction structures.
What is possible, depending on the exchange or wallet, are the following:
1. Wrapped or bridged versions
Some platforms allow you to convert (“bridge”) a token from one network to another.
Example:
• ETH → Wrapped ETH on another chain
• USDT (ERC-20) → USDT (TRC-20)
But this is a conversion, not a direct withdrawal of the same token.
2. Exchange-level conversions
Some exchanges allow you to deposit a token on one network and withdraw it on another if they support both versions.
Example:
You deposit USDT ERC-20 → exchange converts internally → withdraw USDT TRC-20.
Again, this only works if the platform supports both networks.
3. If the network does NOT support the token
Then the answer is no.
Sending a token to an unsupported blockchain usually results in permanent loss of funds.
Summary
You can only withdraw a token on another network if:
• the platform supports that network and
• the token exists in a compatible version on that network.
Otherwise, it is not possible.
If you want, I can also have a more detailed look into it, explain how bridges, wrapped assets, or cross-chain swaps work — or help you assess whether a specific withdrawal is safe before you make a transaction. Feel free to schedule a call
