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# Send Tokens Cross-Chain

How to send tokens cross-chain with Nova Wallet!

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**Please ensure you are sending tokens to the correct network**.

You can read more about Polkadot ecosystem tokens [here](/nova-wallet-wiki/asset-management/how-to-send-tokens.md).
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It is advised to a**void sending tokens via cross-chain transfer to Centralized Exchanges (CEX)** as they may not credit your account properly – resulting in you needing to contact their support. 

We would advise that instead you first send a cross-chain transfer within your Nova Wallet account, and then send a regular transfer to the CEX.
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1. Open the Nova Wallet application.
2. `Select` **Send** from the balance widget.
3. `Select` the **asset** you wish to send, or you can search for it in the search bar.
4. `Select` the **to** dropdown list and then `select` your desired **destination** network.

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Conducting a cross-chain transfer, the option to send to your account on the destination chain becomes available – simply `select` the **Myself** button.
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1. `Input` the **recipient's address**.&#x20;
2. `Input` the **amount** of tokens that you wish to send and `select` **Continue**.
3. Review the contextual information and `select` **Confirm**.


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