Wallet Keys.

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Wallet Keys

Whereas you have an address code, you need the private key for that address to allow the transfer to go on. If the address is like your email address, the private key is like the email's password. It is also a series of numbers and letters, generated by the wallet you registered in (or created, depending).
Private keys are known only to you, securing your balance against hacking attempts. Losing your private key means losing the coins in that address.

Example of Wallet Address and Private Key
www.paroexchange.com

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