Wallet-to-Wallet Transfers

Wallet-to-wallet transfers move funds between your own wallets without leaving print.world. The Wallet Manager includes a distribution panel built for exactly this — depending on how many wallets you put on each side, the same flow becomes one of three operations:

Mode	Shape	What it does
Distribute	1 → N	Split funds from one wallet across several destination wallets.
Transfer	1 → 1	Move funds from one wallet to another.
Consolidate	N → 1	Gather funds from several wallets into one destination.

Note

This is for moving funds between wallets inside your account. To send funds to an external address, use Withdraw.

How to Run a Transfer

1. Build the panels. In the Wallet Manager, add wallets to the Source wallets and Destination drop zones. The shape of the panels picks the mode automatically — use Switch to swap both sides, or Reset to start over.

2. Configure the amount. Enter an amount or a percentage. The panel shows a live fee estimate and, for distributions, the per-wallet split.

3. Start. Press Start and confirm. A progress view tracks each step of the operation, and any failed step is surfaced so you can retry.

Private Mode

All three shapes can also run in private mode: instead of direct on-chain transfers, funds route through a third-party exchange, breaking the public on-chain link between your source and destination wallets. Use the Private button instead of Start, and confirm the private variant of the operation.

Note

Private mode takes longer than direct transfers and the received amount depends on the exchange rate and provider fee at execution time.

Private Split History

The panel’s Private split history view lists your private orders with their current status:

Status	Meaning
Preparing	The order is being set up.
Routing through exchange	Funds are moving through the exchange.
Completed	Funds arrived at the destination wallet.
Order failed / Order expired / Order halted / Timed out	The order didn’t complete — funds are handled per the failure case.
Refunded	Funds were returned to the source wallet.

The Withdraw tab keeps a similar Recently used list for private withdrawals to external addresses — see Withdraw.

Tips

• Keep destination wallets Active if you plan to trade from them right away — the Active toggle is what includes a wallet in trade distribution (Wallet Manager).
• Consolidate before a Clean up run to reduce the number of wallets holding dust.
• Fee estimates update live as you change amounts, so review the fees card before starting.