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Send BTC in Seconds Using QR Code
Simply scan and pay! We focus on every minor detail to make your transactions super-easy and smooth. Now you can send BTC with a QR code faster. You don’t even need to open the NC Wallet app and copy-paste the withdrawal address — we will do it for you! How does it work?
Turn on the camera
Scan the QR code with the address you want to send assets to
Click the link that appears
The link will open the NC Wallet app on your phone. The withdrawal address and the payment amount are already filled in. Just check the details and confirm the transaction. It takes more time to read this news than to send your BTC!
You also can repeat any payment or complete it later. Go to the QR codes history, choose the address, and confirm the transaction.
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