Overview
You can send funds from your Plasma One balance to an external wallet on Plasma, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, HyperEVM and several other networks. Plasma covers the network fees, and you'll see exactly how much the recipient will receive, including any conversion fee, before you confirm.
Which networks and tokens can I send to?
Network | USDT | USDC | XPL |
Plasma | Yes | No | Yes |
Ethereum | Yes | Yes | No |
Arbitrum | Yes | Yes | No |
Optimism | Yes | Yes | No |
Polygon | Yes | Yes | No |
HyperEVM | Yes | Yes | No |
Base | No | Yes | No |
BNB Smart Chain | Yes | No | No |
Solana | Yes | Yes | No |
Tron | Yes | No | No |
You can send XPL to Plasma addresses only.
Withdrawals are subject to compliance screening and may be delayed, limited, or unavailable in certain jurisdictions.
How do I send to an external wallet?
From the home screen, tap Send.
Choose a saved wallet, or tap Wallet to add a new wallet.
Saved wallet: select the wallet, then choose from the available tokens and networks when prompted.
New wallet: choose the token and network when prompted, then enter the wallet address.
If only one eligible token or network is available, it may be selected automatically. For a saved Solana or Tron wallet, the network is determined by the address. XPL can only be sent on Plasma.
Enter the amount. For a cross-chain send, your Plasma USDT balance is converted into the selected destination token.
Review the recipient, token, network, rate, any fee and the amount the recipient will receive, then confirm.
For cross-chain sends, transaction history shows Delivered on followed by the destination network once the funds arrive. Check the transaction status rather than assuming that confirmation means delivery.
Are there any fees?
Plasma covers the network (gas) and bridge fees. A conversion fee may apply if the destination token needs to be bought on a decentralised exchange. Check the rate, any conversion fee and the amount the recipient will receive on the review screen before you confirm.
⚠️ Important: check the network before you send
Wallet addresses on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, HyperEVM, Base and BNB Smart Chain look the same. Always choose the network your recipient expects. If you're sending to an exchange, check that the exchange accepts that token on that network. Sending on the wrong network may result in permanent loss of funds.
Can I cancel a send?
No, sends can't be cancelled or reversed once confirmed. Double-check the address, token and network before you tap Confirm.
Is there a minimum or maximum amount?
No, there is no minimum or maximum amount.
My recipient can't see the funds
If the transaction shows as delivered but the recipient doesn't see it, their wallet may need the token added manually.
Terms
XPL is a digital asset. It is not legal tender, is not a bank deposit, is not government-backed, and is not FDIC or FSCS insured. Its value can fall as well as rise and may decline to zero.
UK users: Due to the potential for losses, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) considers this investment to be high risk. See the additional disclaimers here.