You can now send stablecoins directly from your nsave USD account to any external wallet, straight from the nsave mobile app.

When you send, your USD balance is converted to the selected stablecoin and transferred to the recipient's wallet on the chosen blockchain network. This guide walks you through adding a recipient, reviewing the transfer, and confirming the send — step by step.

From the nsave app home screen, tap Send to open the new transfer screen. You'll see three options: Transfer, nsave, and Crypto.

Tap Crypto to start a new crypto transfer.

If you've sent crypto before, your previous recipients will appear under Last used for quick access, so you can resend without entering the details again.

You'll see the Enter Amount screen. Your USD account is shown at the top with the available balance, and the recipient currency (USDC) is shown at the bottom.

Use the keypad to enter the amount you want to send. You can enter it either in USD (what will be deducted from your account) or in USDC (what the recipient will receive). Tap the dropdowns to switch between them.

Make sure you're sending the correct asset (USDC) on the correct network (Solana). Both must match the recipient's wallet exactly. Currently, nsave supports sending USDC on the Solana network only. More assets and networks will be added later.

As you type, the conversion happens automatically and the included fees are displayed:

In this example:

Why do fees look large on small amounts? Crypto network fees are largely fixed regardless of the amount you send. A $1 fee on a $2 transfer is 50%, but on a $1,000 transfer it's only 0.1%. This is exactly why your first transfer should be a small test amount to confirm the route works before sending larger amounts more efficiently.

When you're happy with the amount, tap Review.

Next, you'll see the Recipient details screen with three fields to fill in:

Important: Make sure the address and network match the recipient's wallet exactly. Any mismatch will result in lost funds.

Tap Select Network and choose the network supported by the recipient's wallet.

Currently, nsave supports the Solana network for crypto withdrawals.

Paste the recipient's wallet address into the Wallet Address field, or tap the scan icon on the right to scan a QR code.

Once you enter a valid address, a green checkmark will appear on the right to confirm the address is correctly formatted for the selected network.

Always paste or scan the address. Never type it manually. Even one wrong character means the funds will be sent to the wrong place and lost forever.

Then give the recipient a name that's easy to recognise in the Label field, such as "my wallet", "Binance", or the recipient's name. This makes it easy to find them next time you want to send.

When all three fields are filled, tap Create contact.

Before creating the contact, a Review Method screen appears so you can double-check the details:

Carefully verify:

Make sure the address, network, and coin match the recipient's wallet exactly. Any mismatch will result in lost funds.

When everything looks correct, tap Confirm.

The Review transfer screen shows a full summary of the transaction:

Carefully check each line:

When everything looks correct, swipe the red button to the right to confirm the transfer.

The "swipe to confirm" design is intentional: it prevents accidental sends and gives you one final moment to verify the details.

Once confirmed, the transfer is broadcast to the Solana network. Solana transactions are typically confirmed within seconds to a few minutes, after which the recipient will see the funds in their wallet.

Once you confirm the transfer, the transaction is broadcast on the Solana network and typically arrives in the recipient's wallet within seconds to a few minutes.

Currently, sending crypto from within the nsave app supports USDC on the Solana network only. More networks and stablecoins will be added in future updates.

The funds will be permanently lost. Crypto transactions are irreversible, and sending to the wrong address or using the wrong network means the funds end up somewhere they cannot be recovered from. Always verify the address, network, and coin before confirming.

The included fees cover the cost of processing the transaction on the Solana blockchain plus nsave's processing fees. Fees are largely fixed, so they represent a smaller percentage of larger transfers.

No. Once you swipe to confirm, the transaction is broadcast to the blockchain and cannot be cancelled or reversed. This is why the review step is critical.

Previous recipients appear automatically under Last used on the New Transfer screen, so you can resend without entering the details again.

Need help with a transfer? Reach out to us at support@nsave.com — we're here to help.