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# How To Send Tokens
BOBAMASK is a browser extension that allows you to send and receive any Ethereum ERC-20 token. This applies to a variety of ERC-20-compliant networks, including Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, and Cronos.
**To send a token, you need:**
* The recipient’s wallet address
* Enough network native coin to cover gas costs
1. On the Main Screen click on the "**Send**" Icon.
2\. Enter the wallet address you would like to send your token to. Then click Next.
3\. Enter which desired token you would like to send.
Next, enter the amount of tokens you want to send.
Choose your gas fee, and confirm the transaction.
After you submit your transaction, it’s sent out across the network and waits for confirmation. Once it’s confirmed, the recipient will get the tokens at their wallet address specified in the transaction.
## Another Way Of Sending Tokens
1. On the Main Screen make sure you're on the "Assets" Tab then click on which token you would like to send
2\. When Prompted Click the "**Send Icon**" under your token balance.
2\. Enter the wallet address you would like to send your token to. Then click Next.
3\. Enter which desired token you would like to send.
Next, enter the amount of tokens you want to send.
Choose your gas fee, and confirm the transaction.
After you submit your transaction, it’s sent out across the network and waits for confirmation. Once it’s confirmed, the recipient will get the tokens at their wallet address specified in the transaction.
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