With a MoonPay account, you can easily send and receive BTC, ETH, SOL, or any ERC-20 token.
But before you make any transactions, remember that crypto transactions can’t be undone. So double-check that you’re always sharing the right info with your sender or recipient.
You can send crypto from your MoonPay account by following the steps below:
Select the crypto asset wallet card you want to send.
Click the send icon (⮞).
Specify the amount and the recipient's wallet address. Next, click Continue.
Review the summary, then click Confirm and send.
There will be network fees associated with sending your crypto, so please check you’ve got enough to cover those!
You will need Ethereum (ETH) stored in your wallet to cover the cost of sending ERC-20 tokens.
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Note:
If you don’t have any Ethereum (ETH) in your wallet you may see an error message stating that you do not have enough Ethereum (ETH) to cover network fees. Please purchase Ethereum (ETH) to proceed with your send.
Make sure you send your cryptocurrency to the appropriate wallet type. Ethereum (ETH) and ERC-20 tokens should go to an Ethereum wallet, while Bitcoin (BTC) should be sent to a Bitcoin wallet.
Mobile App
The functionality to send cryptocurrency will be introduced to the mobile app soon. Stay tuned for updates.
Before receiving crypto, ensure you have generated a MoonPay wallet that matches with the cryptocurrency you want to receive. To receive crypto, follow these steps below:
To send crypto, you'll need the recipient's wallet address. A wallet address is a long string of characters, similar to a bank account number, that identifies where the crypto should go. Since crypto wallet addresses are long, they're often shown as a QR code that you can scan in your crypto app.
Share your public key or address. This can be a QR code or a string of numbers and letters. You can send your QR code as a picture or allow someone to scan it in person.
To send crypto, you'll need the recipient's wallet address. A wallet address is a long string of characters, similar to a bank account number, that identifies where the crypto should go. Since crypto wallet addresses are long, they're often shown as a QR code that you can scan in your crypto app.
The most straightforward way to withdraw crypto to a bank account is by selling it through a cryptocurrency exchange, peer-to-peer trading platform, or fintech company. This way, you convert the selected crypto to fiat and send money to your bank account.
To withdraw money from crypto to your bank account, first, sell your cryptocurrency on a crypto exchange that supports fiat currency withdrawals (like Mudrex). Link your bank account to the exchange, initiate a withdrawal request, and the converted funds should arrive in your bank account within a few business days.
To pay with crypto, you need to first buy some. Then, you use your wallet to enter the recipient's address and send it to them. Several online retailers and some brick-and-mortar stores allow users to pay with cryptocurrency wallets.
Using an app like Coinbase Wallet or Exodus gives you access to your crypto holdings. You can: Manage all your digital assets in one place. Control your own private keys.
Send and receive Crypto to and from eligible confirmed personal PayPal accounts in the U.S. and U.S. Territories (excluding Hawaii.) Buy, hold, and sell Crypto. Through checkout with Crypto you can sell Crypto and use the proceeds to pay for purchases through your PayPal account.
To receive crypto payments, you need a digital wallet. Provide your wallet's public address to the payer, who will then transfer the cryptocurrency to your wallet.
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