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# Transfers
A **private transfer** sends tokens from your **private SAFE account** to a recipient address, keeping the amount **encrypted on-chain**.
Only the recipient will be able to see the amount and use the funds.
> ⚠️ Note: The recipient may not have have the app installed at the time of the transfer.
>
> The transfer will succeed regardless.
>
> However, to **view and manage** the received funds, the recipient will need to install the app later.
#### Steps to Send a Private Transfer
1. **Select the token** you want to send and click the **“Transfer”** button next to it.
2. **Enter the recipient’s Safe address** and the amount you wish to send.
3. Make sure the checkbox **“Send Encrypted (Only recipient will see amount)”** is **enabled**.This ensures that the transfer amount remains private and only the recipient can decrypt it.
4. **Follow the on-screen instructions** and sign the transaction using your Safe.
5. Once the transaction is confirmed, the encrypted tokens will be available to the recipient in their private account.
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