Development status · Mainnet Send remains disabled. This website explains the current design and supported registry; it is not a production launch or an invitation to fund a test wallet.
1. Protect your keys
Wallet creation or recovery happens in the app’s protected device flow, never on this website. Keep recovery information privately backed up offline and separate from your device.
Do not send a phrase or private key by email, chat, a support form or a website. Lymo support cannot recover a lost phrase or reverse theft.
2. Receive on the right network
Select the exact asset and network before sharing a Receive address. The same ticker can exist on different networks: USDC on Ethereum is different from USDC on Solana. Confirm that the sender supports the selected network.
Detected transfers appear as the relevant provider and network evidence becomes available. Pending, Confirmed and final settlement are different states. A visible balance does not necessarily mean every unit is spendable.
3. Review a Send
When Send is enabled in a qualified release, inspect the complete destination, selected network, recipient amount and Fee before signing. The confirmation screen is authoritative—not an approximate fiat conversion or a shortened address.
The quote is checked locally before the device signs. Invalid addresses, unsupported assets, insufficient spendable balance or fees, conflicting pending transactions, stale quotes and security or network failures can prevent a Send.
4. Know what the amount means
| Path | Entered amount | Fee funding |
|---|---|---|
| BTC, LTC, DOGE, SOL | Total native-coin spend. The recipient receives the amount after the Fee is deducted. | Included in that total spend. |
| ETH, POL | Maximum total debit, with a fixed recipient amount. Actual gas may cost less. | Included in the maximum. Unused gas allowance remains in your wallet. |
| Ethereum tokens | Exact recipient token amount. | All applicable fees are funded separately in ETH. |
| Solana tokens | Exact recipient token amount. | All applicable fees are funded separately in SOL. |
For tokens, insufficient ETH or SOL blocks a Send; it does not silently reduce the token recipient amount. MAX still needs to satisfy the network’s spendability and fee requirements.
5. Review the Fee
The approved Lymo Send component is 1.00%, capped at US$10 equivalent. The single Fee line includes applicable blockchain costs and the additional blockchain cost of collecting Lymo’s component. The accepted quote determines the exact amounts; fiat estimates can change before acceptance.
Network fees vary with network conditions and transaction requirements. Token approvals or account creation can introduce additional costs. A Send too small for valid fee collection is rejected; no hidden minimum Lymo component is added.
6. Follow the transaction
A successful broadcast is shown promptly; an uncertain broadcast stays pending for reconciliation. Confirmation follows each chain’s rules. Bitcoin, Litecoin and Dogecoin use canonical block inclusion; Ethereum and Polygon use their receipt and finality models; Solana and its tokens use commitment levels.
Additional confirmations can accumulate in the background. A blockchain reorganization can reduce confidence. Neither an elapsed timer nor paying a larger fee guarantees completion, and a broadcast transaction may be irreversible.