> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.xrpdomains.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.xrpdomains.xyz/getting-started/tutorials/user-guide-for-transfer.md).

# User Guide for Transfer

Instructions on how to send a .xrp domain name to someone.

### **For the sender**

**Step 1:** Owners need to click the "**Send Domain**" button below the image of each .xrp domain name.

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**Step 2:** In the pop-up window, you need to enter the recipient's wallet address or the .xrp domain name and press the "**Transfer Now**" button, wait for a moment and sign the "**NFTokenCreateOffer**" transaction sent to your **Xumm** wallet.

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**Step 3:** The sending domain will show up in the "**Outgoing Domains**" section, you need to notify the recipient to "**Accept**" it. You can also "**Cannel**" in case of confusion.

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### For the recipient

Go to <https://xrpdomains.xyz/app>, connect Xumm wallet. You will see the .xrp domain name in the "**Incoming Domains**" section. You need to press the "**Accept**" button and sign a transaction "**NFTokenAcceptOffer**" sent to your **Xumm** wallet.

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Then you check the domain you just received is in the "**You have x domains**" section.&#x20;

Note: if the .xrp domain name is not received, please contact the sender to make sure the domain name has not expired, has not been canceled etc.


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