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# How to send gifts

How to send token gifts using Nova Wallet!

You can send token gifts to your friends or family using Nova Wallet! 

Once the gift is created, you will be able to share a link that, when pressed, will prompt the recipient to download Nova Wallet and claim the gift. 

1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` **Gift** from the balance widget.
3. Review the pop-up that contains information about gifts, and then `select` **Create Gift**.
4. `Select` the **token** that you wish to gift.
5. `Select` the **network** that you wish to send your gift on.
6. `Input` the **amount** of tokens that you wish to gift, and then `select` **Continue**.
7. Review all of the contextual information, including the gift amount and associated transaction fees, and then `select` **Confirm**.
8. After a few moments, your gift will be created – you can then `select` **Share Gift Link** and send it to the recipient.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can go to the Gift page to see the status of your gifts. From this page, you can find the shareable links for your gifts – or you can choose to reclaim the gift back to your wallet balance. Please note that currently, this information is only stored locally and will be lost if you reinstall Nova Wallet.
{% endhint %}


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