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# Sending and Listing NFT

## Sending NFT

Sending NFTs is the same as sending tokens.

1. Go to the NFT tab. 
2. Choose the NFT you want to send. 
3. Hit "**Send**"
4. Insert the receiver address.
5. Choose your preferred transaction speed. 
6. Hit "**Send**"
7. Scan the card.
8. Input your passcode.

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## Listing NFT on OpenSea

Listing NFTs on the market will take you a couple more steps.&#x20;

1. Open the NFT and select the **OpenSea Icon** instead of sending the NFT.&#x20;
2. Set the price for your NFT.
3. Hit "**Next**".
4. Scan your card.
5. Input Passcode.&#x20;
6. Wait for the listing to be approved and you are done.

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## Cancel listing NFTs.

To cancel listing your NFTs, just follow these simple steps:

1. Select the NFT that you have already listed on OpenSea.
2. Click on the **OpenSea icon.**
3. Select "**Cancel listing**"
4. Confirm your cancellation.
5. Scan your card.
6. Input Passcode.&#x20;
7. Wait for the cancelation to complete and you are done.

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