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How to transfer QUIL

The Q1 - Node Manager has now an option to open a "Qclient Actions" submenu with all the Qclient commands for easy of use.

To send QUIL on the Quilibrium network you will need either:

  1. A running 2.0 node with gRPC added in your config.yml file, and Qclient 2.0.x (latest version)

  2. Only Qclient 2.0.x (latest version), and using the public RPC

See Set up the gRPC calls to understand how to set up a local or public RPC.

See Qclient commands to understand how to use the Qclient commands

Important Addresses

Here are the three most important types of addresses you'll encounter when using Quilibrium:

Important: When using commands, replace the version number (2.0.2.3), OS (linux), and architecture (amd64) with your actual binary version and system specifications.

1. Peer ID

  • Your node's unique identifier on the Quilibrium network

  • Format: Starts with "Qm..." (e.g., "QmNr69420VGcV...")

  • Get it by running:

cd ~/ceremonyclient/node
./node-2.0.2.3-linux-amd64 -node-info

Do not send Quil to your Peer ID

2. Token Address

  • Your main QUIL wallet address

  • Holds the total sum of your QUIL tokens

  • Format: Starts with "0x..." (e.g., "0x202c3f71...")

  • Get it by running:

cd ~/ceremonyclient/client
./qclient-2.0.2.3-linux-amd64 token balance

3. Coin Addresses

  • Individual addresses holding specific QUIL assets

  • Each coin can hold any amount of QUIL

  • Format: Starts with "0x..." (e.g., "0x25fc34h6...")

  • Get them by running:

cd ~/ceremonyclient/client
./qclient-2.0.2.3-linux-amd64 token coins

To send QUIL you want to retrieve a Coin address and have the Wallet address of the receiver.

In Qclient version 2.0.x it's only possible to send whole coins, starting from version 2.1.x it will be also possible to send a specific amount of QUIL.

For the commands to send QUIL, see Qclient commands

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