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# Send ETNY - Optional step
### Bergs
In order to send ETNY from one wallet to another or to pay for computing tasks you will need bergs from the Bloxberg blockchain to pay the transaction fee. In order to obtain bergs you will need to go to and request bergs for free. Just put use your public wallet address and your bergs will be added to your wallet in up to 2 minutes.
### Send ETNY
To send ETNY you have to click on "Send ETNY" button as shown below. Please note the button will be shown when you hover with your mouse next to the arrow.
### Add Recipient
Paste the public wallet address of the person you want to sent ETNY and click Next. In this case from my 2 ETNY I'm going to send 1 ETNY to **0x2a97...1021.** The transaction fee will be paid in **bergs** so make sure you have bergs available!
### Confirm
Please confirm the transfer.
### Pending
While you wait for the transaction to be completed you can see the Status of the transaction by clicking on the ETNY Token.
### Success
After a short period of time you can see the transaction has been successful.
### Transaction details
You can also see the transaction details by clicking on the "Send ETNY" button after the transaction has been completed
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