What is a ticket number on the exchange?
Beginner's ABC
An exchange ticket number is a unique identifier used by an exchange to identify a specific request, transaction, or support request. It provides convenience and accuracy in tracking a specific transaction or request.
Where is the ticket number used?
1. Support:
- When you create a support ticket, the system generates a ticket number for your request. This allows you to quickly identify your issue when communicating with support.
- For example, you may see something like: Ticket #123456789.
2. Transactions:
- Some exchanges may provide a ticket number for each transaction so you can track its status (transfer of funds, withdrawal or deposit of cryptocurrency, trade).
3. Competitions and Promotions:
- Participation in promotions or contests may also have a ticket number to track your progress or participation.
4. Orders:
- In some terminals, a ticket number may be associated with a specific trade order, allowing it to be identified among others.
How to find your ticket number?
- Support: In response to your request, you will receive a letter or message with your ticket number.
- Transactions: In the transaction history or withdrawal section of your account.
- Orders: In the order history or active orders on the exchange.
Why is this needed?
- Tracking: You can quickly find the details of your request or transaction.
- Resolution speed: Support can find your request by number without requiring additional information.
- Avoiding confusion: This simplifies the processing of a large number of requests or transactions on the platform.