Summary

Easily send and receive Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Verse, Avalanche, Polygon, BNB, Zano and hundreds of the most popular cryptocurrencies easily from the Bitcoin.com Wallet app.

Step-by-step instructions to receive Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more
Step-by-step instructions to send Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more
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💡Step-by-step instructions to receive Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more

Open your Bitcoin.com wallet app and tap the 'Receive' button at the top of the Home screen.
Choose which wallet you want to receive Bitcoin. Make sure you select a (BCH) wallet if you are receiving Bitcoin Cash or a (BTC) wallet if you are receiving Bitcoin.
Your chosen wallet will generate an address that lets you receive coins. Copy this by tapping the QR code.
Provide this address to the sending party, or if you're in person, the sender can scan your wallet QR code with their device.

💡Step-by-step instructions to send Bitcoin, Ethereum, and more

Open your Bitcoin.com wallet app and tap the 'Send' button at the top of the Home screen.
Copy and paste the recipient's wallet address into your wallet app. If you're in person, select "Scan QR code" and scan it with your app.
Choose from what wallet you want to send Bitcoin. Make sure you select a BCH wallet if you want to send Bitcoin Cash or a BTC wallet if you want to send Bitcoin.
Enter how much you want to send and tap on 'Continue.'
Carefully check that you're happy with the details and then Slide to send.
All cryptocurrency transactions, including BTC and BCH, are irreversible. It’s best to copy and paste wallet addresses rather than type them manually to avoid errors.

If you want to move money between your wallets, select 'My wallets' in the 'Send' section of your app, select "My Wallets, " and then tap the wallet where you want to move the funds from your other wallets.

Note: To swap BCH (Bitcoin Cash) for BTC (Bitcoin) or other cryptocurrencies, use the Swap tool in the Bitcoin.com Wallet app, available on the main homepage.

Common Issues and Troubleshooting

If a wallet address is marked as invalid when attempting a transfer, ensure you provide only the text portion of the address (e.g., '1PDgfLSi9ZUeDMDGQviBbt9Z8rhXiCWxi5') without the 'bitcoin:' prefix.

Transaction Limits and Fees

You can send any amount of cryptocurrency as long as it meets the minimum requirements, typically around $1.
Fees and Charges:
- Bitcoin.com does not charge additional fees for transactions.
- Blockchain fees apply and vary depending on the cryptocurrency’s market value and the transaction amount.

Best Practices for Secure Transfers

Always double-check wallet addresses and currency types before confirming transactions.
Use QR codes to reduce input errors.
Be aware of blockchain transaction fees and ensure that the amount you are sending meets the minimum transfer requirements.