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Send and receive money

How to send DZY and tokens to a @name or an address, add a public note, receive payments, and check that a payment arrived. Takes about a second.

Sending on Dznye Chain takes about a second and is final. Nobody can reverse it, so check the name before you press send.

Names and addresses

Every account has an address: 64 letters and numbers, like a7188f15df0a4e0c…. It is the public half of your key, and it is safe to share. Because that is hard to copy, you can also choose a name such as @alex.

Check before you send

The wallet looks up a name just before it signs, so your payment goes to the address the name points to at that moment. Look at the address in the explorer if the amount matters.

Send a payment

  1. Open wallet.dznye.com.
  2. In Send, choose what to send (DZY or any token you hold) and the amount.
  3. Type the receiver: @name or the full address.
  4. Add a short note if you like. The note is public for everyone, so do not put private things in it.
  5. Press Sign and send.

When it is done, the wallet shows "Done" with the start of the transaction number. Your new balance appears at the top.

Receive a payment

Share your @name or your address. Nothing else is needed. When the payment arrives, it shows up in your balance. You can also look yourself up in the explorer by pasting your address, to see every payment to and from your account.

Amounts and decimals

DZY has 6 decimals, so the smallest amount is 0.000001 DZY. Other tokens choose their own number of decimals when they are made, from none (whole numbers only, like tickets) up to 8. The wallet tells you if an amount has too many decimals.

What it costs

Each payment costs a tiny fee of 0.001 DZY. If your account has no DZY, the welcome fund pays it. When you send DZY itself, the fee comes on top of the amount. Read Fees and the welcome fund for the details.

Check that a payment arrived

Sending by mistake

Payments cannot be undone, by anyone. If you sent to the wrong person, you can only ask them to send it back. Always double-check the name or address first.

For builders

The same thing from code: await dz.send(me, '@alex', '1.5'). See the developer kit.