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The Transfer tab gathers deposits and sends in one place. Open it from Transfer under Portfolio in the jup.ag side navigation, or from Receive and Send on the Overview tab’s Net worth card. It has two sides, Receive and Send, with the recent transfers below them and an FAQ beside them.
Transfer always uses your connected wallet. If you are viewing another wallet or a group, tokens you receive still go to the connected wallet, and sends still go out from it.

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Receive tokens

“Receive crypto on Solana” gives you a deposit address in three steps.
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Select network

Pick the network you send from. Solana has no minimum. The other networks are Ethereum (minimum $10), BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum, HyperEVM and Sui (minimum $3 each); the list is served by jup.ag and the app prevails.
2

Select token

On Solana, any token: it is your own wallet address, so the token arrives as itself. On another network, pick one of the supported tokens shown for that network.
3

Deposit to address

Copy the address or scan the QR code, and send from that network only. Tokens sent from another network to this address may be lost.
The last line, You receive, says what arrives and how long it usually takes. Deposits from other networks are swapped to USDC on Solana automatically; Solana deposits arrive as the same token. Most land in under 20 seconds, and some networks take about 2 minutes. A deposit smaller than the minimum waits until the total sent to the address reaches it. The deposit addresses for other networks are the same as in Universal Deposit, which explains the supported tokens and fees per network.

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Send tokens

“Send crypto to any network” sends tokens from your connected Solana wallet to a wallet on Solana or on another network.
1

Send to

Choose the Recipient network, then paste the recipient’s address or Pick a saved or recent wallet. Check that the address belongs to that network: transfers cannot be reversed.
2

You send

Pick the token and the amount. To another network, also pick the token the recipient receives on that network.
3

Review

Check the details, then click Send and approve in your wallet.
A send on Solana is a plain token transfer, as in Jupiter Send. A send to another network swaps and bridges your tokens on the way, so the review also shows the route, the fees, the max slippage and the estimated processing time. Price impact is how much less value arrives than you send, and it grows with bigger transfers.
  • If the route would deliver noticeably less than you send, a Check this route before sending window asks you to confirm with Send anyway, or to try another amount or token.
  • Small sends can lose a large share to network fees: below the recommended amount, Transfer suggests sending more.
  • Keep some SOL in your wallet to pay Solana network fees.
To send to an exchange, use the exchange’s deposit address for the same network and token you pick here.

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Recent transfers

The Recent transfers list shows the deposits and sends of your connected wallet: “Received from” or “Sent to” with the address, the network for a cross-network transfer, and the amount. A cross-network transfer shows its status: Bridging while it is under way, then the amount received, or Refunding, Refunded, Failed or Likely failed. Each line links to its input and output transactions, and to the refund transaction when there is one.