What is Dogecoin?
Dogecoin is an open-source, peer-to-peer digital currency. It runs on blockchain technology, where information is stored on a public ledger maintained by a network of computers called nodes.
Dogecoin is designed to be used as a currency. In this context, sending Dogecoin means moving the asset to another Crypto.com App user or to an external wallet address.
How to send Dogecoin in the Crypto.com App
In Australia, the basic steps in the Crypto.com App are:
- Open the App, go to 'Accounts', tap 'Crypto Wallet' and find your Dogecoin balance.
- Tap 'Transfer', then 'Withdraw'.
- Choose 'Crypto.com Users' to send to another App user, or 'External Wallet' to send to an outside wallet.
- Enter the Dogecoin amount, check the network details and authorise the withdrawal using your preferred protection method, such as two-factor authentication (2FA).
Before you send Dogecoin to a new external address, add it to your approved whitelist and confirm the addition in the App.
What does it cost to send Dogecoin?
It depends on the route.
- To another Crypto.com App user: The transfer is instant and free of charge. Other fees, spreads or transfer limits may apply.
- To an external wallet: Standard network withdrawal fees apply.
Check the transaction details and any network costs in the App before you confirm.
Can you cancel or reverse a Dogecoin transfer?
No. Blockchain transactions are immutable, which means they can't be changed once they're confirmed on the network. After a Dogecoin transfer is authorised and confirmed, you can't cancel or reverse it to get the Dogecoin back.
Before you confirm, carefully check the recipient's wallet address, the Dogecoin amount and the network details.
