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Send

Sending in SSP Wallet v2 is one unified, guided flow for every chain β€” three steps: Details β†’ Review β†’ Approve.

From your Home screen click the "Send" button

Step 1 β€” Details

Provide values for the following

  • Receiver Address - The address of your crypto recipient

  • Amount to Send - The amount you will send to your crypto recipient (use Max to send everything after fees)

Amount to Send should be within the Max limit

If you already have saved contacts, you may use them from the Receiver Address field β€” recent recipients are offered too. You can also scan a QR code of the recipient's address.

For creating contacts see Create New Contact.

Step 2 β€” Review

The review step shows everything about your transaction before anything is signed:

  • To β€” the full recipient address is always displayed. Check it character by character; this is your moment to catch a wrong or tampered address.

  • Amount β€” with its fiat value.

  • Network Fee β€” the fee is set automatically by default. You can override it: choose Slow, Automatic, Fast, or Custom to set your own (per-chain controls such as sat/vB or gas settings live under Custom).

When everything checks out, continue to the approval step.

Step 3 β€” Approve on your SSP Key

The wallet shows "Approve on your SSP Key" with a live status (Sent β†’ Awaiting approval β†’ Approved) while the request travels to your phone. If the request doesn't arrive, use "Show QR instead" and scan it with the Key.

On your SSP Key, the transaction is decoded on the device and shown in plain language β€” amount, token, and the full recipient. Verify it matches what you entered, then slide to approve and confirm with biometrics or password. See Approving Requests with SSP Key.

Once approved, the transaction broadcasts. You can check it in the Activity tab (bottom bar).

Transaction speed may vary for each chain; you can also visit the chain's block explorer to verify your transactions.

Congratulations on your first sending crypto transaction!

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