Send from Berachain.
Send from Berachain to any crypto wallet across 30+ blockchains.From
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~10 secondsAbout Berachain (BERA)
Berachain is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain built on a novel Proof-of-Liquidity consensus mechanism, where validators are incentivised to provide on-chain liquidity rather than simply staking tokens. Designed for deep DeFi integration from the protocol level, Berachain aligns liquidity provision with network security, creating a self-reinforcing ecosystem for decentralised finance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I send from Berachain?
You can send on Berachain directly through Moove Send, which allows you to send 16,000+ cryptocurrencies across 30+ blockchains. Simply connect your wallet, choose the token and chain, and enter the recipient's Moove Handle, Ethereum name service (ENS), Solana name service (SNS) or wallet address to complete the peer-to-peer transfer on Berachain.
Can I send on Berachain to a name instead of a wallet address?
Yes. On Berachain you can send to a Moove Handle, an Ethereum name service (ENS) name, or a Solana name service (SNS) name, and moove.xyz resolves it to the correct Berachain address before the transaction is signed. That removes the riskiest step in any crypto transfer — pasting a long address by hand. Raw Berachain addresses remain supported if that is what the recipient shares with you.
How long does sending on Berachain take to arrive?
A transfer on Berachain arrives as soon as Berachain confirms it, typically within seconds to a couple of minutes. moove.xyz broadcasts immediately and adds no processing delay or cut-off time of its own, so the speed you get is the speed of the chain itself. Once Berachain has confirmed the transaction it is final: the recipient holds the assets outright and the transfer cannot be reversed.
What if the person that I am sending to is on a different blockchain to Berachain?
You can send on Berachain and the recipient will automatically settle in their preferred blockchain through our integrated cross-token swaps and cross-chain bridges. This means that even when the recipient prefers a different blockchain to Berachain, we will automatically route and settle the crypto peer-to-peer transfer using the platform's embedded swap and bridge DeFi infrastructure.
What are the fees for sending on Berachain?
To send on Berachain, you only pay the gas fees required by the blockchain that you're sending from and the protocol fees of moove.xyz. Protocol fees for same-token and same-chain transactions, such as Berachain to Berachain, are free of charge, while for cross-token and cross-chain transactions, such as Berachain to any other blockchain regardless of same-token or cross-token, it is a flat 0.02% per transaction of the spot market price.
What wallets can I use to send on Berachain?
You can use any major non-custodial wallets such as Moove Wallet, MetaMask, Phantom, Solflare, Trust Wallet, Backpack and more to send on Berachain. Via moove.xyz, your crypto wallet will be able to access 16,000+ cryptocurrencies across 30+ chains including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Base, Avalanche, Tron and more, ensuring an effortless and interoperable Web3 experience, even if you are only on the Berachain ecosystem.
What cryptocurrencies can I use to send on Berachain?
You can send on Berachain to 30+ blockchains on moove.xyz, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Base, Avalanche, Tron and more. Our platform enables permissionless and effortless multi-chain crypto remittance through embedded cross-chain bridges and integrated token swap routing, which empowers users to access any blockchains via just Berachain.
Who can I send to on Berachain?
You can send on Berachain to any Moove Handle, Ethereum name service (ENS), Solana name service (SNS), or any crypto wallet address across 30+ blockchains. This makes your connected crypto wallet on moove.xyz compatible with users across multiple blockchain ecosystems without requiring them to be on the same blockchain as you, such as Berachain.
