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# How to Make Internal Transactions in Cwallet?
You can send funds using the recipient's Cwallet ID, or Cwallet Address.
**Here is a guide on making internal transactions:**
Navigate to '**Send**' and select crypto.
Enter the amount and the recipient's Cwallet ID or address. You can see the internal transaction is fee-free.
You can also check the recipient's nickname here to ensure you have put the correct Cwallet ID or address. After checking, click the 'Send' button and confirm it.
The last step, 60-Second Safety Net. You have 60s to check all the information. If all information is correct, click the 'Send' button.
**⚠️**** ****Important Note:** The 60-Second Safety Net. We offer a 60-second grace period on all withdrawals/transfers to check if you entered the wrong ID/address or amount, engineered to prevent costly mistakes. To give you a final chance to review and cancel the transaction before the funds are permanently transferred.
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