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Single-chain token transfer keeps it simple—move your tokens between accounts in the same network.

Single-chain transfer

{% hint style="info" %} "Single-chain transfer" refers to the process of transferring tokens within the same network. {% endhint %}

Step 1: Open the SubWallet extension and click the "Send tokens" button on the homepage.

You will be directed to the Transfer screen.

{% hint style="warning" %} If you are in Single-account mode, make sure the account you initially chose is not watch-only. {% endhint %}

Step 2: Enter the required information in the corresponding fields.

In the "To" field, you can select one account from the account list or paste the valid address.

{% hint style="info" %} From version v1.3.3 onwards, we have introduced a new feature: Advanced address detection.

This feature, when enabled, will allow you to enter any Substrate-based address for transactions. This means you are no longer restricted to using only the fixed addresses from your account list; for example, you can input an Acala address as the recipient address when transferring VARA tokens rather than just using the VARA address.

{% hint style="warning" %} However, we strongly recommend not to use this feature if you aren't an expert in transactions on the Polkadot ecosystem, as transferring to the wrong address will result in loss of funds. {% endhint %}

{% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %} If you are in the "All accounts" mode, in addition to the above information, you will also need to choose the sender's address.

{% endhint %}

Once done, click "Transfer".

Step 3: Check your transaction details, then click "Approve" to proceed.

Step 4: Transaction result is in!

You can either click "Back to home" to return to the homepage or "View transaction" to see transaction details in the History tab.

{% hint style="info" %} If you click "View transaction", SubWallet will show you the latest transaction record in your transaction history along with the extrinsic hash of the transfer.

{% endhint %}