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# Sending & receiving

You can send USDCx to other Helios users and receive it from them.

## Receiving

1. Open your wallet and choose **Receive**.
2. Share your address or QR code with the sender.
3. When funds arrive, you may need to **accept** the incoming transfer for it to appear in your balance.

{% hint style="info" %}
Incoming transfers can show up as **pending** until you accept them. Check your wallet if you're expecting funds.
{% endhint %}

## Sending

1. Open your wallet and choose **Send**.
2. Enter the recipient's address and the amount.
3. Review the details carefully, then confirm.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Double-check the recipient before you send. On-chain transfers generally **cannot be reversed**.
{% endhint %}

## Frequently asked

### I sent to the wrong address. Can it be undone?

Generally no — on-chain transfers are final. Always confirm the address first.

### I was sent funds but don't see them.

Check whether there's a pending transfer to **accept** in your wallet. If you still don't see it after accepting, see [Pending & processing transactions](/help-and-troubleshooting/pending-transactions.md).

### Are there fees to send?

Helios shows any applicable fee before you confirm, along with the amount the recipient will receive.


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