TON wallet and Tonviewer: what you can do when your Gram never reaches the exchange

Setting up a TON wallet takes two minutes. The trouble usually starts afterwards: the transfer is visible on the network, the explorer marks it as successful, and nothing has arrived in the exchange account. In almost every case a single line is missing, the one TON calls the “comment” and other networks list as a memo or a tag. This article explains how to set up a transfer on The Open Network so that it actually lands, how to read in Tonviewer what really happened, and what the rename from Toncoin to Gram changes in practice. The network itself is no longer a niche project. According to the figures the project publishes on its own home page, 325 validators currently secure the chain, more than 182 million contracts run on it, and around four million transfers are settled every twenty-four hours. Gram trades at about €1.38 and ranks 31st by market value. Anyone moving money here is moving it through a busy network with rules of its own, and those rules are precisely why guides written for the Ethereum world do not apply. Your Gram arrived on the network but the exchange balance stays empty The most common cry for help about TON always sounds the same. Someone sends Gram or USDT fr...