Receiving Tocos
Receiving tocos from friends, family, or other users is straightforward. Here's how to share your wallet information and accept incoming transactions.
Method 1: QR Code (Recommended)
Open the Toco app
Tap "Receive" from the main screen or wallet tab
Your QR code appears automatically
Show the QR code to the sender
They scan it with their camera
Transaction details populate automatically in their app
Method 2: Copy Wallet Address
Tap "Receive" in the app
Tap "Copy Address" below your QR code
Share the copied address via text, email, or messaging
Sender enters this address in their send transaction
Method 3: Share via App Features
Use in-app sharing options when available
Send via messaging platforms directly from the app
Share through social features if enabled
Unique identifier for your Toco wallet
Long string of letters and numbers
Permanent - your address doesn't change
Safe to share - others need this to send you tocos
Safe practices:
✅ Share your address freely - it's designed to be public
✅ Use QR codes to reduce manual entry errors
✅ Verify amounts when expecting specific transfers
❌ Never share your recovery phrase - only your wallet address
Sender initiates transaction using your address
Transaction broadcasts to the network
You receive notification (if enabled)
Tocos appear in your wallet once confirmed
Transaction shows in your history
Initial appearance: Usually within minutes
Full confirmation: May take longer for final settlement
Notification: App alerts when transaction is received
Balance update: Reflects immediately in most cases
When requesting a specific amount:
Go to Receive in the app
Enter the amount you're requesting
Add a note/description explaining the request
Generate QR code with embedded amount
Share this specific QR code with the sender
Benefits:
Pre-fills amount in sender's transaction
Reduces errors in amount entry
Includes your note about what the payment is for
Streamlines the process for both parties
Stay informed about incoming tocos:
Enable push notifications for incoming transactions
Check transaction history regularly
Monitor wallet balance for unexpected changes
Review transaction details to understand incoming funds
Track received tocos:
Go to Wallet > Transaction History
Filter by "Received" to see only incoming transactions
Tap any transaction for detailed information
Note sender information and transaction amounts
Receiving tocos may contribute to engagement:
Check your tier progress after receiving transactions
Regular activity including receives counts toward engagement
Active wallet usage helps maintain tier status
Community participation through receiving and sending
Current point values are shown in the app under engagement activities.
Tocos Not Received:
Check transaction status - may still be processing
Verify the sender used correct address
Wait for network confirmation - can take time
Check spam/notification settings to ensure you're alerted
Wrong Amount Received:
Contact the sender to clarify the intended amount
Check if multiple transactions were sent
Review transaction details for any notes or explanations
Keep records of what was expected vs. received
Unknown Transaction:
Check transaction details for any identifying information
Review recent activities that might explain the source
Contact known Toco users who might have sent funds
Report suspicious activity to support if concerned
Contact support for:
Missing expected transactions after reasonable wait time
Suspicious or unexplained incoming transactions
Technical issues with receiving functionality
Questions about transaction details
Protect yourself:
✅ Verify sender identity for large transactions
✅ Keep records of expected incoming transactions
✅ Monitor your balance regularly
❌ Don't share personal information in exchange for tocos
Managing your privacy:
Wallet addresses are public by design
Transaction amounts are visible on the blockchain
Consider privacy implications when sharing your address publicly
Use different addresses if the platform supports multiple addresses
If you frequently receive tocos:
Save your QR code as an image for easy sharing
Keep your app updated for best receiving experience
Monitor transaction patterns to understand your usage
Maintain good communication with regular senders
If receiving tocos for business purposes:
Keep detailed records of all incoming transactions
Use payment requests with descriptions for clarity
Communicate clearly with customers about payment processes
Follow relevant regulations for business cryptocurrency use
⚠️ Key Points:
Your wallet address is safe to share - it's designed to be public
Transactions are permanent once confirmed
Receiving tocos contributes to platform engagement
Always verify transaction details and keep records
Remember: Receiving tocos is not just about getting funds - it's also a form of platform engagement that contributes to your tier status and overall participation in the Toco ecosystem.
How to Receive Tocos
Sharing Your Wallet Address
Method 1: QR Code (Recommended)
Open the Toco app
Tap "Receive" from the main screen or wallet tab
Your QR code appears automatically
Show the QR code to the sender
They scan it with their camera
Transaction details populate automatically in their app
Method 2: Copy Wallet Address
Tap "Receive" in the app
Tap "Copy Address" below your QR code
Share the copied address via text, email, or messaging
Sender enters this address in their send transaction
Method 3: Share via App Features
Use in-app sharing options when available
Send via messaging platforms directly from the app
Share through social features if enabled
Your Wallet Address
Understanding Your Address
Unique identifier for your Toco wallet
Long string of letters and numbers
Permanent - your address doesn't change
Safe to share - others need this to send you tocos
Address Security
Safe practices:
✅ Share your address freely - it's designed to be public
✅ Use QR codes to reduce manual entry errors
✅ Verify amounts when expecting specific transfers
❌ Never share your recovery phrase - only your wallet address
Receiving Process
What Happens When Someone Sends
Sender initiates transaction using your address
Transaction broadcasts to the network
You receive notification (if enabled)
Tocos appear in your wallet once confirmed
Transaction shows in your history
Confirmation Timeline
Initial appearance: Usually within minutes
Full confirmation: May take longer for final settlement
Notification: App alerts when transaction is received
Balance update: Reflects immediately in most cases
Requesting Specific Amounts
Using Payment Requests
When requesting a specific amount:
Go to Receive in the app
Enter the amount you're requesting
Add a note/description explaining the request
Generate QR code with embedded amount
Share this specific QR code with the sender
Benefits:
Pre-fills amount in sender's transaction
Reduces errors in amount entry
Includes your note about what the payment is for
Streamlines the process for both parties
Managing Incoming Transactions
Transaction Notifications
Stay informed about incoming tocos:
Enable push notifications for incoming transactions
Check transaction history regularly
Monitor wallet balance for unexpected changes
Review transaction details to understand incoming funds
Transaction History
Track received tocos:
Go to Wallet > Transaction History
Filter by "Received" to see only incoming transactions
Tap any transaction for detailed information
Note sender information and transaction amounts
Engagement Benefits
Points for Receiving
Receiving tocos may contribute to engagement:
Check your tier progress after receiving transactions
Regular activity including receives counts toward engagement
Active wallet usage helps maintain tier status
Community participation through receiving and sending
Current point values are shown in the app under engagement activities.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Tocos Not Received:
Check transaction status - may still be processing
Verify the sender used correct address
Wait for network confirmation - can take time
Check spam/notification settings to ensure you're alerted
Wrong Amount Received:
Contact the sender to clarify the intended amount
Check if multiple transactions were sent
Review transaction details for any notes or explanations
Keep records of what was expected vs. received
Unknown Transaction:
Check transaction details for any identifying information
Review recent activities that might explain the source
Contact known Toco users who might have sent funds
Report suspicious activity to support if concerned
Getting Help
Contact support for:
Missing expected transactions after reasonable wait time
Suspicious or unexplained incoming transactions
Technical issues with receiving functionality
Questions about transaction details
Security Considerations
Safe Receiving Practices
Protect yourself:
✅ Verify sender identity for large transactions
✅ Keep records of expected incoming transactions
✅ Monitor your balance regularly
❌ Don't share personal information in exchange for tocos
Privacy Settings
Managing your privacy:
Wallet addresses are public by design
Transaction amounts are visible on the blockchain
Consider privacy implications when sharing your address publicly
Use different addresses if the platform supports multiple addresses
Best Practices
For Regular Receivers
If you frequently receive tocos:
Save your QR code as an image for easy sharing
Keep your app updated for best receiving experience
Monitor transaction patterns to understand your usage
Maintain good communication with regular senders
For Business Use
If receiving tocos for business purposes:
Keep detailed records of all incoming transactions
Use payment requests with descriptions for clarity
Communicate clearly with customers about payment processes
Follow relevant regulations for business cryptocurrency use
Important Notes
⚠️ Key Points:
Your wallet address is safe to share - it's designed to be public
Transactions are permanent once confirmed
Receiving tocos contributes to platform engagement
Always verify transaction details and keep records
Remember: Receiving tocos is not just about getting funds - it's also a form of platform engagement that contributes to your tier status and overall participation in the Toco ecosystem.
Updated on: 05/06/2025
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