From the Home section, tap Send. You'll see two options:

Digital assets — USDC, ETH, BTC and more. Sends to a wallet address on a blockchain network.

Bank transfers — Pesos, dollars, or euros. Sends to a bank account (see Onramping & Offramping Fees & Limits).

This article covers Digital assets. By default, the app lets you send the assets you hold to any wallet on an EVM-compatible network (Optimism, Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, etc.). To send other assets or to other networks (Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, and more), see Advanced mode below.

1. Enter the recipient

Paste a wallet address (0x…) or an ENS name, scan a QR code, or pick someone from your Contacts or Recent list. You can save a new address as a contact from this screen.

2. Select the asset to send

Under Your assets you'll see everything you hold, with a balance next to each one. Use the network chips at the top to filter by network.

3. Enter the amount

Type the amount in USD or in the asset itself — tap the switch icon to toggle between the two. The app checks it against your available balance.

4. Review and send

Check the recipient, network, network fees, and estimated arrival time. Then hold the button to send.

5. Track the transfer

The transaction can take up to one minute to be sent for security reasons. You can close the screen at any time and check the status later from your activity.

Sending from OP Mainnet is free — we cover the network fees. This applies to any asset you hold on OP Mainnet.

If you send an asset you hold on another network, the network fee is shown in USD on the review screen before you confirm.

Transfers usually arrive within a minute. The exact estimate is shown on the review screen.

Advanced mode lets you send any asset to any network, even ones you don't hold — for example, sending Bitcoin using your USDC balance. The app finds the best swap or bridge route and shows the full cost before you confirm.

You can enable it at any time from the settings icon on the Send to screen.

Full guide: Send funds — Advanced mode

Blockchain transfers are irreversible. Double-check that the address is correct and that the recipient's wallet supports the network you're sending on. Funds sent to a wrong address or on an unsupported network cannot be recovered.