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# Sending and receiving tokens
## Receiving
In order to find your address or QR code for receiving tokens click on the **Receive** button. \
This is your account address where your tokens will be stored. \
You will have to share this address with whoever will send you tokens, regardless of the token being sent (this applies, of course, only to EVER token and other TIP-3.1 tokens).
## Sending
In order to send tokens click **Send**. \
This will open up the send message tab where you will see a number of fields that you have to fill in:
**(1) Select the token** you want to send (if the token is not displayed, add it in the [select assets menu](/manage-assets.md)).\
\&#xNAN;**(2)** Enter the **number of tokens** you want to send .\
\&#xNAN;**(3)** Enter the [**receiver’s address**](#receiving)**.**\
\&#xNAN;**(4)** **Commentary** (sometimes a receiver will require you to put something in this field).
Fill out the required fields and click **Send**. \
Once more, check the receiver’s address and familiarize yourself with the commission on the transfer. \
If everything checks out, enter your seed **password** and click **Confirm transaction**.
Note that you can r**emember the password**. \
In this case, within 5 minutes of confirming this transaction, you will not have to enter the password to confirm other transactions.
That’s it! The transaction will be processed in a couple of seconds and you will see it in your wallet. To view the transaction, go to the [transactions menu](/manage-assets/transactions.md).
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