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Transfer Tokens in the Fractal Wallet

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Last updated 1 year ago

Confidential Transfers

To send a confidential transaction, follow the steps below:

  1. Go to the Send page, and fill out all input fields

  • From - the wallet address you will send tokens from

  • To - the wallet address you will send tokens to

  • Asset Type - pull-down menu showing all available asset types (i.e. tokens) you can send Note: If you have created (or imported in) custom asset types into your wallet, then you will be able to select these custom assets. Else, you will only see a single option for fra tokens

  • Amount - amount to send to the recipient

  • Show or Hide Amounts on Ledger? - By selecting Hide Amounts, the transfer becomes a confidential transfer, and the amount will be masked on the transaction log of the public block explorer

  • Show or Hide Asset Type on Ledger? - By selecting Hide Asset Type, the transfer becomes a confidential transfer, and the asset type will be masked on the transaction log of the public block explorer

2. Click Next and a confirmation screen will appear

3. Click Submit to complete the transfer

4. After submitting your transaction, you can view the public record of your transaction on any block explorer. Click View Transaction and you will be taken to Fractal Spring's block explorer.

Note: This transaction log was for a confidential transaction with Hide Amounts and Hide Asset Typeenabled. Thus, the amounts and asset type fields are masked, with only "***" on the public log shown on the block explorer

Transparent Transactions

Step 1: Sign into your Fractal wallet, then click on the wallet name you want to make a transfer from.

Step 2: Make sure you have enough balance for your transfer, then click on "Send".

Step 3: You should see a few input fields in the next step. The "From" input field designates the wallet you're transferring from, and the "To" input field is where you enter the recipient's wallet address. "Asset Type" refers to the asset that is being transferred. "Privacy Options" to choose whether to hide the asset type and amount.

Step 4: In the "To" input field, copy and paste the recipient's address, and please make sure that you have this correct

Tip: If you are moving assets among different wallets saved on your Findora wallet application, you can click on the "Wallet Address" drop down on the side, and it will be automatically filled with the corresponding wallet address

Step 5: Enter the amount you want to transfer

Step 6: Now, we get to the more important part. To effectively do a transparent transfer, click on the "Show Amounts" to keep the amount transparent, and select "Show Asset Type" radio button to publicly show which asset you're transferring.

Step 7: Read the warning carefully and click on I understand

Step 8: Review the transaction details and click on Submit

Step 9: Click on "View Transaction" to get a detailed view of the status of the transaction

That is how a transparent transfer is done. You can verify the transaction on the block explorer using the transaction hash generated.

Choose the wallet you wish to view historical transactions for:

Historical transactions results will be displayed

Masked Data Value

Unmasked Data Value

  • You can also view the transaction log data outside of the app by using a public block explorer. Clicking on the Transaction Hash link will open up your browser so you can view the same data from a public perspective. Masked data on a public block explorer (which is accessible by the general public) will stay masked.

Transaction History

If the historical transaction was masked, you will see ***** over the masked data. You can unmask the data by clicking the icon to the right of the masked data

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