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# Transfer single-chain

## If you want to send tokens

**Step 1**: Click the **Send** button on your home screen. \
![](/files/n6B4oZi4arg0bqxQVZz8)

**Step 2**: In the **Send** section, please choose your sending account, input the receiving account address, and the chain you want to transfer from and to. Then click **Continue.**\
![](/files/rN3MiYWAFU7n7jNOma5d)

{% hint style="info" %}
The above display applies when you start the action from the **All accounts** mode. \
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If you start from a single-account mode, the wallet would automatically fill in the **from account** section with the address of the account you are currently in. You would not have to manually select a sending account. \
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To see if you are in the **All accounts** mode or a single-account mode, please look at the account name on top of the home screen:\
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![](/files/yFtfPYrTYdQNdOxXg2Wi)![](/files/bL6bQ5Am9yeHyUVI47Lk)
{% endhint %}

The following example would be a transfer within Rococo relay chain:\
![](/files/fDc7wOqcXKKI4I23eVrw)

**Step 3**: Enter the amount you want to transfer. Then click **Continue.**\
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![](/files/awbtxlG6knBpnCUlkLoE)

**Step 4**: Review your transaction. If you want to proceed, click **Send.**\
![](/files/FL35bD9Z91V14ZGWKrVs)

**Step 5**: Enter your password and click **Confirm.**\
![](/files/f8282trTi4dHhxUutOWW)![](/files/He8m8aR60vGpD7zN2TuC)


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