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# Transfer NFT
**Step 1**: Open the SubWallet extension and select the "**NFTs**" tab at the bottom of the screen.
**Step 2**: On the Your collections screen, scroll down to select the collection you want to transfer.
**Step 3**: Scroll to see details of the NFT, then click "**Send**".
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Not all NFTs are transferable.
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Notice the network your NFT is on because you could only send an NFT to the account type that supports this network.
In this example, the NFT is on the Polygon network, which is an EVM network, so the recipient account must be either an EVM solo account or a unified account.
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**Step 4**: Select the recipient account. Since we are transferring an NFT on Polygon, you will need to select either an EVM solo account or a unified account. Once done, click "**Next**".
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Guess how? Since NFT is non-fungible and unique, a particular NFT can only be held by a particular account. This differs from fungible tokens, say, DOT, which can be held in many account types.
Due to this non-fungible attribute of the asset, we can detect the valid recipient account(s) automatically.
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**Step 5**: Check your transaction details, then click "**Approve**" to proceed.
**Step 6**: Transaction result is in!
You can either click "**Back to home**" to return to the homepage or "**View transaction**" to see transaction details in the History tab.
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If you click "**View transaction**", SubWallet will show you the latest transaction record in your transaction history along with the extrinsic hash of the transfer.
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