Send Crypto with Titan
Learn how to send cryptocurrency with ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 using the ELLIPAL App and offline QR-code signing and transaction verification before broadcast.
How to Send Crypto with ELLIPAL Titan 2.0
This guide walks you through sending crypto with your ELLIPAL Titan 2.0 — from entering the recipient address to signing the transaction offline via QR code and broadcasting it to the network. Your private keys never leave the device at any point.
Before You Start
Make sure you have the following ready:
ELLIPAL Titan 2.0, set up and connected to the ELLIPAL App
Sufficient balance to cover the transfer amount and network fee
The recipient address and, if sending to an exchange, the correct Memo or Tag
How to Send Crypto with ELLIPAL Titan 2.0
The ELLIPAL App prepares the transaction and broadcasts it — signing happens exclusively on your Titan 2.0 via QR code, with no USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi involved at any point.
Tap Send
Select the token you want to send
Enter the recipient address and amount, then tap Submit
Review the transaction details, then tap I Understand — the app displays an unsigned QR code
Use your Titan 2.0 to scan the unsigned QR code
Tap the top-right details icon on the device to compare the transaction details shown on Titan 2.0 with what you entered in the app — confirm the recipient address and amount match exactly before approving
Approve the transaction on the device — Titan 2.0 displays a signed QR code
Use the ELLIPAL App to scan the signed QR code from your Titan 2.0, then tap Complete
Verify the recipient address and amount on your Titan 2.0 screen before approving. Transactions are irreversible once broadcast to the blockchain. If any detail looks different from what you entered, reject the transaction and start again.
What Can Go Wrong
Why is my transaction pending for a long time?
A pending transaction usually means network congestion or a low fee. Check the transaction status in the app or paste the transaction ID into a blockchain explorer for that network. If the fee was too low, you may need to wait — most networks process low-fee transactions eventually, though it can take hours. To avoid this, select a standard or higher fee setting when the network is busy.
Why is my transaction failing?
The most common causes are an incorrect network selection, insufficient balance to cover the network fee, or a missing Memo or Tag when sending to an exchange that requires one. Check each of these before retrying. To prevent failures, double-check the network and available balance before tapping Submit.
What should I do if I sent to the wrong address?
Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed. If you sent to the wrong address, contact the owner of that address directly if you know them. If the address belongs to an exchange, contact their support team immediately — recovery is not guaranteed but some exchanges can assist. To avoid this, always verify the full recipient address on your Titan 2.0 screen before approving.
FAQ
How do I sign a transaction on ELLIPAL Titan 2.0?
Scan the unsigned QR code shown in the ELLIPAL App with your Titan 2.0. The device displays the full transaction details for you to verify. Once you confirm on the device, it generates a signed QR code — scan that with the app to broadcast the transaction.
Do I need to enter a Memo or Tag when sending crypto with ELLIPAL?
Only when sending to an exchange or custodial platform that requires one. When sending to another personal wallet, no Memo or Tag is needed. If you are unsure, check the deposit instructions on the receiving platform before sending.
What is a Memo or Tag?
A Memo or destination Tag is an identifier used by some exchanges and custodial platforms to assign an incoming deposit to a specific user account. If the receiving platform requires one and you omit it, your funds may not be credited automatically — contact that platform's support team if this happens.
How do I send Bitcoin with ELLIPAL Titan 2.0?
Select BTC in the ELLIPAL App, tap Send, and follow the same steps as any other coin on this cold wallet. Make sure the recipient address format matches the address type you have selected (Native SegWit, Nested SegWit, Legacy, or Taproot). Send a small test transaction first if you are sending to a new address.
Can I send crypto to the same address I'm sending from?
No — you cannot send cryptocurrency to the same wallet address you are sending from. If you need to consolidate funds or test a transaction, send to a different address you control. Double-check the destination address in the ELLIPAL App before signing the transaction on your Titan 2.0.
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