> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.starbot.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.starbot.pro/walkthrough/send-eth.md).

# Send ETH

Starbot's Send ETH feature is essential for securing your gains. You can Send ETH to your favorite exchange, hardware wallet, or to any other wallet address.

The Send ETH feature can be found on the Portfolio page.

## How to Send ETH

1. Specify the amount to send. You can specify this in number of ETH (0.1 ETH, 2 E, etc), or in USD value (50 usd, $500, etc), or as a percentage of your ETH balance (10%, 100 pct, etc).
2. The amount and unit mentioned above must be followed **or** preceded by a valid Ethereum wallet address. Make sure to double check if the destination address is correct!
3. You can also easily send ETH between your Starbot wallets, as you'll be presented with a convenient list. Click on your desired destination wallet to select it.

## Examples

1e 0x123abc... - Withdraws 1 ETH to the specified address.

$500 to 0x123abc... - Withdraws $500 worth of ETH to the specified address.

0x123abc... 25% - Withdraws 25% of your ETH balance to the specified address.

## Stay Safe

To reiterate, make sure to double check your destination Ethereum address before confirming your transaction. Transactions are irreversible! They are also subject to Ethereum gas fees.

Starbot team members will never ask you to send your ETH somewhere!\
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Now, let's find out how to [Manage Wallets](/walkthrough/manage-wallets.md).


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