> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sol-incinerator.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sol-incinerator.com/tool-guide/mass-send.md).
# Mass Send
Send tokens and NFTs from one wallet to one other wallet.
Learn how to send tokens and NFTs to one other wallet.
Each selected token sends the full balance shown on its card.
## How to Mass Send
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### Connect Wallet
See [Connecting Your Wallet](/tool-guide/connecting-your-wallet.md) for instructions.
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### Select items
Select the assets. Read the name and the mint on the card. Frozen assets cannot be selected.
The marked card says Magic Eden and the mint is `8Jnc…uhqj`. The card beside it says Wrapped SOL and the mint is `H1Yv…vJDT`, which is not native wrapped SOL.
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### Enter the destination
Click **Review send**. Type the destination under **Recipient wallet**. The address in the picture is an unused example. Type the wallet you mean to pay. The page tells you when that wallet holds no SOL.
Then click **Send 1 item** and confirm in your wallet. **Send 1 item** was not clicked.
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