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Checks to run before funding a Nexus order

The four checks that stand between your wallet and an order, covering coin choice, custody, the deposit address and the amount actually sent.

Group M3. Applied: Before any coin leaves your wallet.
C-10high
Settlement coin chosen deliberately
Applies: Before funding (M3)
Passes when: Monero, chosen because the payment should leave no public record.
The coin used for this order was chosen on purpose rather than accepted as whatever was preselected.
C-11high
Funds passed through a wallet you control
Applies: Before funding (M3)
Passes when: Acquired, moved to your own wallet, sent from that wallet.
The coin moved from where you acquired it into a wallet you control, and the order was funded from there.
C-12critical
Deposit address belongs to this specific order
Applies: Before funding (M3)
Passes when: Copied from the order screen in this session.
The address you are sending to was issued by this order, opened fresh, and not reused from an earlier one.
C-13high
Fee added on top and amount matches exactly
Applies: Before funding (M3)
Passes when: Fee added on top, amount identical to the request.
Your wallet is configured to add the network fee on top of the amount rather than deduct it, and the figure sent matches the figure requested.

Why these are grouped together

These four stand between your wallet and an order, and they divide into one decision and three mechanical errors. The decision is which coin settles the payment, which is here because it is the only choice on this site whose consequences are permanent. Everything else is either reversible or fades. A public ledger entry does neither.

The other three are the mistakes that actually happen. Sending straight from where the coin was bought, which draws a line nobody needs. Reusing a deposit address from a previous order, which sends real money to the right market and the wrong place. And letting the wallet deduct the network fee rather than add it, which underfunds an order by an amount smaller than the price rounding and produces a support case out of a setting.

None of the three is a judgement call. They are configuration and habit, which means they are worth fixing once rather than remembering each time.

Verified address set

Verified address set
[1]nexusb2l7fmqnefwphyy7m5zjhlkytlbo7qbb5lu5dlczr3azgii2gyd.onion
[2]nexusma2iqgauqqvjcgds4ckv5xbf272tkfagq4epojjhsgleqpwxiqd.onion
[3]nexusabcd6tyfhdwilyitaqiri6tisj2v2hueyjuj6qkvd6azvi5tuqd.onion

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