> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bundlit.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Send & Receive
> Transfer SOL and tokens between wallets
Transferring SOL and tokens is the core function of any wallet. bundl makes it fast and supports bulk operations.
## Receiving SOL
To receive SOL or tokens, share your wallet address.
### Copy Your Address
1. Click on a wallet to open details
2. Click the address or **\[copy]** button
3. Share the address with the sender
Your address looks like:
```
8xK4aB7cD9eF0gH1iJ2kL3mN4oP5qR6sT7uV8wX9yZ0a1b2c3d4e
```
Always double-check the first and last few characters when pasting an address. Clipboard hijacking malware exists.
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## Sending SOL
### From a Single Wallet
1. Click on a wallet to open details
2. Click **\[send]** (next to the balance)
3. Enter the recipient address
4. Enter the amount
5. Click **\[send]**
### Using the Global Send Button
1. Click **\[send]** in the action bar
2. Select which wallet to send from
3. Enter recipient and amount
4. Click **\[send]**
### Using the Address Book
If you've saved addresses:
1. Start typing in the recipient field
2. Matching saved addresses will appear
3. Click to select
Or click the **📖** icon to open the address book and choose.
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## Sending Tokens
### From the Token List
1. Open wallet details
2. Find the token in your token list
3. Click **\[send]** next to the token
4. Enter recipient and amount
5. Click **\[send]**
### Token-2022 (T22) Tokens
bundl fully supports Token-2022 tokens (like JUP, PYTH, etc.). They're marked with a **T22** badge in the token list.
The send process is identical – bundl automatically detects and uses the correct token program.
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## Transaction Confirmation
After sending, you'll see a confirmation toast:
```
✓ Transaction sent successfully
Signature: 4xK9...8mNq
```
The transaction is confirmed on-chain within seconds. Refresh the wallet to see the updated balance.
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## Send Limits
There are no artificial send limits in bundl. You can send any amount up to your wallet balance minus the transaction fee (\~0.000005 SOL).
### Sending "Max"
Click **\[max]** next to the amount field to send your entire balance (minus the fee).
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## Failed Transactions
If a transaction fails, you'll see an error:
```
✗ Transaction failed: insufficient funds
```
Common causes:
* **Insufficient SOL** for the transfer or fee
* **Invalid address** format
* **Network congestion** (rare)
* **Token account not initialized** (bundl handles this automatically)
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## Transaction History
View all sent and received transactions:
1. Open wallet details
2. Scroll to **Recent Transactions**
3. See transfers, swaps, and other activity
Transaction types:
* **Received** – SOL or tokens sent to you
* **Sent** – SOL or tokens you sent
* **Swap** – Token swaps via Jupiter
* **NFT Sale** – NFT marketplace transactions
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## Sending to Multiple Recipients
bundl doesn't currently have a single "send to many" dialog, but you can:
1. Select multiple wallets as the **source**
2. Use **\[collect]** to gather to one destination
3. Then send from that single wallet
Or use the Token Sweeper for token consolidation.
A dedicated "send to many" feature (one sender → multiple recipients) is on the roadmap.
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## Address Validation
bundl validates addresses before sending:
* Checks for valid Solana address format (base58, 32-44 characters)
* Warns if address is not on the expected network
* Shows saved address labels if known
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## Tips
* **Save frequent recipients** – Add them to your address book
* **Double-check addresses** – Always verify first/last characters
* **Use labels** – Add notes to saved addresses (e.g., "CEX hot wallet")
* **Clear clipboard** – After copying private keys or addresses
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## Next Steps
View all your tokens and their values
Save and organize frequently used addresses