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# How to Transfer to Other Wallets/Exchanges

Before transferring, ensure the network and wallet address are correct. If everything is OK, follow these steps:

* Click \[Transfer] on the wallet homepage.
* Enter the \[Transfer Address],If it's a frequently used address, we recommend adding it to your \[Address book]. You can find the tutorial here;
* Select the \[Asset] and enter the \[Amount];
* Click \[Next] to confirm the transfer details. If everything is correct, click \[Confirm] to complete the transaction.

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Note:

1. Before transferring, please check whether the receiving address platform accepts the token;
2. Before transferring, please make sure there are enough funds for gas fees to avoid transfer failure.
3. When transferring, please ensure that the asset being transferred and the recipient address are on the same blockchain network. For example, if the recipient address is a Neo N3 address, the transfer should be made on the Neo N3 network.


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