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Board Nigeria (Naija)
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Make Una Dey Delete Unused UID Number/Address in Your Exchange Addree Book'
by
DiMarxist
on 27/08/2025, 21:42:22 UTC
E no good to keep someone UID Number or bitcoin Address in your Bybit account, mostly for those wey dey sell coins to local vendors. Some people dey send coins to vendors through UID or Address which is already saved in the exchange address book and what they do is to go straight to the address book and click the UID number or the saved address and send the coins. IF YOU MISTAKENLY click another person UID number or address on the list and send the coin and you don't know the person. Then your coins are gone. This one na avoidable mistake. When you withdraw coins in Bybit the receiver's UID/Address automatically saved so always delete am if you don't know di persn or evn you know am.

Just like what happened to me recently. I bought something online through Social Media Platform and I paid the person with bitcoin and paid through the UID address, after that purchased some weeks later, I was about sending coins to someone which the address (UID) was also saved in the address book of the bybit, and I clicked on the guy whom I bought the thing unknowingly, but I cross examined the uid number and it was not the particular one I wanted to send the coins to so I had to manually typed the number/address before I sent the coin to am.

after that day I have been looking for a way to delete/remove all the address which I don't know the owners from the address book list and finally I got it. And I decided to share it here so others can also learn and avoid the mistake. You might sent coins to address unknowingly /mistakenly and you will lost the coins if you don't know the person.

Follow the Steps to Delete/Remove the UID/Address

For PC.
Click on Assets on the up right hand side.


Click on Withdraw and click on Add.

And you will see all the addresses there and you click on delete on the address you want to remove.


And a box will pop up click confirm.


For now it is Bybit and it works in pc.