How to Send a Token

Sending a token in Coin98 Super Wallet means selecting an asset, entering a recipient wallet address or OneID, then transferring to the recipient address.

What does “send” mean in Coin98 Super Wallet?

"Send" means transfer or withdraw your assets (including tokens and NFTs) from your Coin98 Super Wallet to another wallet address. Make sure to select the correct network before sending your assets.

How to send a token in Coin98 Super Wallet?

Step 1: Select the token you want to send

Option 1: Click on Send from the Home page => select or search for the token you want to send

Option 2: Choose the token on the Home page => click the Send button

Step 2: Input the Recipient's Wallet Address => Click the Continue button

Once you enter the recipient address, Coin98 will automatically verify it and generate an anomaly report to alert you of any potential risks before you proceed with the transaction. Anomaly scan is currently supported on BSC, BTC, SOL and ETH.

Note:

The recipient’s wallet address can be:

• a wallet address (e.g: 0x3350beB9Fc5a8E5f3f998aA98Ab3Fdb250C3dA64)

• a OneID (e.g: csteam.c98)

Step 3: Review the information, then press and hold the Hold To Send button

Note: Here you can check the Gas Fee and adjust the Custom gas. Make sure to prepare a small amount of father token for the gas fee.

What does Coin98 Super Wallet check before you send a token?

Coin98 Super Wallet checks the recipient address before the transaction is sent. This helps you review possible risks before you confirm the transfer.

The anomaly scan is currently supported on:

• BSC

• BTC

• SOL

• ETH

What recipient address formats can you use?

Coin98 Super Wallet supports two recipient address formats when sending a token:

• Wallet address: a standard blockchain address such as 0x3350beB9Fc5a8E5f3f998aA98Ab3Fdb250C3dA64

• OneID such as csteam.c98

• Social wallet (Email address): [email protected]

What should you check before you confirm a token transfer?

Before you press Hold To Send, review these items carefully:

• Recipient address: Make sure the address or OneID is correct.

• Token: Confirm that you selected the right token.

• Network: Confirm that the token is being sent on the correct network.

• Gas fee: Check the estimated gas fee before confirming.

• Custom gas: Adjust the gas setting only if you understand the impact on transaction speed and cost.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send a token using OneID?

Yes. Coin98 Super Wallet supports OneID as a recipient address format

Does Coin98 Super Wallet verify the recipient address?

Yes. Coin98 Super Wallet automatically verifies the recipient address on the supported network BSC, BTC, SOL, and ETH.

Can I adjust the gas fee before sending a token?

Yes. You can review the gas fee and adjust the custom gas setting before you confirm the transfer.

Why do I need to keep a small amount of native token in my wallet?

You need a small amount of the network’s native token to pay for the gas fee required to send the transaction