> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vultisig.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vultisig.com/app-guide/wallet/sending.md).

# Send Crypto from Vultisig

Send crypto from Vultisig. Address book, XRP destination tags, and Blockaid on the verify screen.

You can send on every chain in the vault. Your devices sign together. No device holds the complete key.

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## How to send

1. Select the asset you want to send
2. Tap **Send**
3. Enter the recipient — paste, scan a QR, or pick from the **address book**
4. On XRP, fill the **destination tag** if the receiver asks for one. A missing tag on an exchange deposit can be unrecoverable
5. Enter the amount. **Max** sends the full spendable balance after fees
6. Check destination, amount, network fee, and any decoded function
7. Sign with your devices
8. The app broadcasts after a successful signature

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## Address book

Save a name and address in **Settings → Address book**, then pick it on send instead of pasting. The book lives on this app install. It is not a backup and it is not a vault share.

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## XRP destination tags

Ripple (XRP) send shows a destination tag field. Exchanges and some custodians need that tag to credit your deposit. If they give you an X-address, the app can split it into the classic address and the tag.

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## Blockaid

On by default. Turn it off under **Settings → Vault Settings → Advanced → On-chain security**. On send and on dApp / WalletConnect sign, the verify screen can warn you about a malicious destination or contract. It is a warning, not a lock. You still decide whether to sign. See [Settings](/app-guide/settings.md).

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## Tips

* Check the recipient address. Once it is on-chain, you cannot undo it
* Leave a little native token in the vault for the network fee
* Prefer a QR or the address book over typing
* For a large first send to a new address, send a small test first

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## Related

* [Keysign](/security-and-technology/keysign.md)
* [Swapping](/app-guide/wallet/swapping.md)
* [Wallet tab](/app-guide/wallet.md)


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