Ever wondered how to send and receive peer-to-peer payments with just a few taps on your phone? You’re in the right place! Our Knaken app makes peer-to-peer payments very easy. Whether you want to split a bill with friends or send crypto to family, our app has everything you need. Let’s get started!
Start by clicking the blue button at the bottom of the screen in the Knaken app. This button will take you directly to the Settle menu.
Once in the Settle menu, click on “New Settle” to create a new payment request. This is where you will start the transaction.
Enter the amount you want to request from the other party. After entering the amount, proceed to specify the reason for the payment, such as splitting a bill or any other reason.
Now that your Settle is created, you can share the link with the other party or have them scan the QR code. This will ensure that the payment is completed quickly and easily.
Make sure your Knaken app is updated to the latest version to ensure that your payment is processed quickly and to avoid potential issues.
Don’t worry! First, check your internet connection and ensure you are using the latest version of the Knaken app. If the problem persists, contact our support team.
Payments are usually processed immediately, but network speed can sometimes cause slight delays. If your payment takes longer than expected, contact support.
And that’s all about peer-to-peer payments! With these simple steps, you’re ready to easily send and receive payments in the Knaken app. Want to discover more? Check out our guides on crypto trading and wallet management!
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