Send Your First Transaction
To send TDC: open your wallet’s Send view, paste the recipient’s address, enter an amount, let the wallet estimate a fee, review, and confirm. The wallet signs the transaction with your post-quantum key, broadcasts it to the network, and the recipient sees it pending after propagation. A block confirmation makes the transaction harder to reverse; more confirmations reduce risk further.
First-send flow
- Ask the recipient for a fresh Tidecoin address.
- Confirm you are on the right network: mainnet for real TDC, testnet for testing.
- Paste the address into your wallet. Do not type it by hand.
- Send a small test amount first.
- Review the fee, destination, and total amount.
- Broadcast the transaction.
- Wait for confirmations before sending a larger amount.
Review before broadcast
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Address prefix | Helps catch wrong-network mistakes. |
| Amount | Wallets may show amount, fee, and total separately. |
| Fee | Too low can delay confirmation; too high wastes funds. |
| Change address | Advanced users should verify change stays in their wallet. |
| Backup status | Never send the remaining balance of an unbacked-up wallet. |
If the transaction is slow
Confirm that your wallet is connected and synchronized. If the transaction is still in the mempool, it may simply be waiting for a block. If it never appears to peers, check the wallet’s transaction details and node connectivity before creating another payment.
See also: Receive TDC, Safety Checklist, Learn / Fees & Transaction Sizes.
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