If you are holding JUST (JST) tokens in your TP Wallet and want to move them to Binance for trading or selling, the process is straightforward but requires attention to detail. This guide explains how to withdraw JST from TP Wallet to the Binance exchange, ensuring your funds arrive safely and without unnecessary delays.

First, ensure you have the latest version of TP Wallet installed on your mobile device. Open the app and navigate to the "Wallet" tab, where you will see your list of assets. Locate JST in your token list. If you do not see it, you may need to add it manually by searching for its contract address, which you can verify on CoinMarketCap or the JUST official website.

Next, you need to obtain your JST deposit address from Binance. Log in to your Binance account and go to "Wallet" then "Deposit". In the search bar, type "JST" and select it. Binance will display a deposit address and may ask you to choose a network. This is a critical step: JST operates on multiple blockchains, including TRC20 (Tron) and BEP20 (Binance Smart Chain). TP Wallet supports the TRC20 network for JST tokens, so you must select "TRC20" on Binance to avoid losing funds. Copy the deposit address carefully, or use the QR code scanner if available.

Now return to TP Wallet. Tap on JST and then select "Send" or "Withdraw". Paste the Binance deposit address you copied into the recipient field. Double-check that the address is correct, as crypto transactions are irreversible. Enter the amount of JST you wish to transfer. Note that TP Wallet will show a network fee, usually paid in TRX (Tron’s native token). Ensure you have a small amount of TRX in your wallet to cover this fee; otherwise, the transaction will fail.

Confirm the transaction details. The network will process the transfer, which typically takes a few minutes on the TRC20 network. You can track the status using a Tron blockchain explorer like Tronscan by pasting the transaction ID. Once the transaction is confirmed, check your Binance account under "Deposit History". The JST should appear in your wallet after a few network confirmations.

If the tokens do not arrive promptly, verify that you selected the correct network (TRC20) and that the deposit address is accurate. Also, ensure the transaction was successful on the blockchain. If you mistakenly sent JST via an unsupported network, Binance may not credit it automatically, and you would need to contact their support for recovery, which is not always guaranteed.

After the JST is credited to your Binance account, you can withdraw it to fiat currency by selling it for USDT or another stablecoin, then transferring to your bank account via Binance’s fiat channels. Alternatively, you can trade it for other cryptocurrencies. Always exercise caution with network selections and address accuracy to ensure a smooth transfer experience.