transfer

bởi convex-dev

Transfer CVM coins or fungible tokens between Convex accounts. Use when the user wants to send coins or tokens to another account.

npx skills add https://github.com/convex-dev/convex --skill transfer

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Transfer Coins or Tokens

CVM Coin Transfer

Transfer native CVM coins using mcp__convex-testnet__transfer:

to: destination address (e.g. #42)
amount: in copper (1 CVM = 1,000,000,000 copper)

Or via transaction: (transfer #42 1000000000) — sends 1 CVM.

Fungible Token Transfer

For non-native tokens, include the token actor address:

Via transfer tool: set token parameter to the token actor address
Via transaction: (@convex.fungible/transfer #TOKEN #DEST AMOUNT)

Important

Always confirm the destination address and amount with the user before executing
Convert user-friendly amounts to copper: multiply by 1,000,000,000
Check the sender has sufficient balance first with a query
Display amounts in CVM units in responses (e.g. "Sent 2.5 CVM to #42")

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