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To send or receive Bitcoin, first you need a Bitcoin wallet, then you need to put in the public address of the recipient to send (or give your public address and have someone else put it in to receive).
Often this can be as easy as scanning the QR code related to the receiving address and typing in the amount you want to send, but in cases where you don’t have a QR code then copy and pasting the public address is the next best bet.
From there you just choose the amount you want to send, follow any other wallet-specific instructions (for example adding funds for fees if necessary), and then hit send (or your wallet’s equivalent).
Once that is done the transaction just needs to settle on the blockchain (how long that takes can differ between blockchains and depend on how much you paid in fees).
If you are anxious, you can always check the status of the transaction on the blockchain by using the block explorer of the coin you sent.
Below We’ll walk through the process in a bit more detail to make sure you fully understand each step.
This process of sending and receiving Bitcoin can differ slightly between wallets (as each wallet has its own wallet options in which that cryptocurrency can be stored), but in general:
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