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# How to send multiple NFTs to an address

You can send up to 10 NFTs in one transaction on Coin98 Super Wallet by selecting multiple NFTs, entering the recipient's wallet address, reviewing the gas fee, and holding to confirm the transfer.

### What is Multi-Send for NFTs on Coin98 Super Wallet?

Multi-Send for NFTs on Coin98 Super Wallet is a feature that lets you send several NFTs to one wallet address in a single transfer transaction. It is designed to save time when you want to move multiple NFTs at once instead of sending them one by one.

### How do you send multiple NFTs to an address?

**Step 1:** On the mainscreen of the App, choose the **NFTs** section

**Step 2**: On the NFTs section, choose multiple NFTs you would like to send

2.1. Start to select the multiple NFTs for one transfer transaction

2.2. Tick the NFTs you would like to send&#x20;

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**Step 3:** Click **Multi-Send**

**Step 4:** Input the Recipient’s Wallet Address and click the **Continue** button

**Step 5**: On the Summary screen, review the transfer details and adjust the gas fee if needed. You can choose Standard, Fast, or Slow. Then click **Hold To Send** to execute the transaction.

Wait until the transfer is completed.

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**Note**:

* The gas fee varies depending on the blockchain of the NFT project. You need to ensure you have the appropriate father tokens to cover gas fees in your transfer transactions (e.g., ETH for Ethereum network transfers, SOL for Solana network, etc.). For a clearer understanding of gas fees on different blockchains, refer to this article:  <https://coin98.net/what-is-gas-fee>
* By default, on Coin98 Super Wallet, the gas fee is set at the Standard rate that offers the most optimized speed at a reasonable cost.
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### What should you know before sending multiple NFTs?

Multi-send transactions still require gas fees, and the fee depends on the blockchain used by the NFT project. Make sure you have enough native tokens to cover the network fee before sending. For exampl

* ETH for Ethereum network transfers.
* SOL for Solana network transfers.

By default, Coin98 Super Wallet sets the gas fee to Standard, which aims to balance speed and cost.

### Key terms

* NFT: A non-fungible token that represents a unique digital asset.
* Multi-Send: A transfer option that lets you send multiple NFTs in one transaction.
* Gas fee: The network fee required to process a blockchain transaction.
* Recipient's wallet address: The destination address that will receive the crypto assets (Token & NFTs)

### Frequently asked questions

#### How many NFTs can I send at once on Coin98 Super Wallet?

You can send up to 10 NFTs in one multi-send transaction on Coin98 Super Wallet.

#### Do I need gas to send NFTs?

Yes. Every NFT transfer requires gas fees, and the required token depends on the blockchain where the NFT lives.

#### What happens if I do not have enough native tokens for gas?

The transfer cannot be completed until you add enough native tokens to cover the network fee.

#### Can I change the gas speed before sending?

Yes. On the Summary screen, you can choose Standard, Fast, or Slow before holding to send the transaction.


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