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How to Send NFT

Send an NFT by opening the NFT detail page, entering the recipient's wallet address, and confirming the transfer with enough native token to pay the gas fee.

What do you need before sending an NFT?

  • The NFT you want to transfer.

  • The recipient's correct wallet address.

  • A small amount of native token in your wallet to cover the gas fee.

How do you send an NFT?

Step 1: On the Home screen, click on the NFTs tab and choose specific NFT to open the NFT detail page

Step 2: On the NFT detail page, click the Send button

Step 3: Input the Recipient’s Wallet Address and click the Continue button

Step 4: Review the information, then press and hold the Hold To Send button

Note: Make sure to prepare a small amount of father token for the gas fee.

What should you check before confirming an NFT transfer?

An NFT transfer is usually irreversible once it is confirmed on-chain, so double-check these details before you send:

  • The recipient's wallet address is correct.

  • You selected the right NFT.

  • Your wallet has enough native token for gas fees.

  • You are sending on the correct network.

Frequently asked questions

Can I cancel an NFT transfer after I confirm it?

No. Once the transaction is confirmed on-chain, the NFT transfer cannot usually be canceled.

Why do I need native token to send an NFT?

Native token is used to pay the blockchain gas fee required to process the NFT transfer.

What happens if I enter the wrong wallet address?

If you send an NFT to the wrong address, the transfer may be permanent and the NFT may not be recoverable.

Do I need to send the NFT to the same network as my wallet?

Yes. The recipient wallet address and network must be compatible with the NFT you are transferring.

Why is my NFT send transaction failing?

Common reasons include not having enough native token for gas fees, entering an invalid wallet address.

Key terms

  • NFT: A non-fungible token that represents a unique digital asset.

  • Wallet address: The public address used to receive crypto or NFTs.

  • Gas fee: A network fee paid to process a blockchain transaction.

  • Native token: The main token used to pay gas fees on a blockchain network.

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