Sending SL takes a few seconds, but a transfer on the blockchain cannot be undone. The SignaL wallet has several checks built in; here is how to use them.
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Pick the recipient carefully
In Wallet → Send, type at least 2 characters of a nickname to search registered profiles, or paste the full 44-character SASEUL address. A 40-character paste is blocked, because a typo could not be caught. Invisible characters copied by accident are removed automatically. -
Check the amount under the input
The exact amount you will send (for example 1,000 SL) is shown right under the field. A comma is read only as a thousands separator; for decimals use a dot (1.5). -
Read the confirmation screen
It shows the address and amount again and tells you whether you have sent to this address before. If the address is a SignaL service wallet (pool or fee address), a warning says the transfer is not linked to any purchase. Large amounts need one more checkbox. -
Mind the fee
The network fee is at most 0.000001 SL, and the screen shows the total that leaves your balance. The Max button keeps that fee aside so the transfer does not fail. -
Confirm with your device password
For a wallet saved on your device, SignaL asks for the device password right before signing, even if the wallet is open (not again for 2 minutes after you confirm). -
Wait, don't resend
A signed transfer is saved on your device. Even if you close the tab, the app keeps checking that same transfer instead of signing a new one. If it is slow, do not press Send again.
Tip: keep larger amounts in your main wallet and only what you need in the wallet you use on SignaL. More answers are in Help (/help) under Wallet.