Lynx send.

When you tap send, you first have to select the blockchain you're going to send money on. Then you arrive on the address page, here you have 3 buttons :

• The button Scan will allow you to use your phone's camera to scan qrcodes encoding addresses.
• The button Paste will, after asking for permission, paste whatever is on the clipboard.
• The button Write will allow you to manually input the address.

Lynx has a builtin feature which can authenticate the integrity of addresses for some blockchains, if there is a typo in the address he will detect it and prevent you from going further. And with Bitcoin, he can even most of the time locate the typos. You can tap the error indicator to get a description of them.

In order to position cursor at a precise place in the address to correct a typo in iOS14+, you have to do a special gesture :

• Long tap on the place where you want to change something
• When the magnifying glass appears, you can either release your tap or move your finger around to place it somewhere else

Link to Apple official guide to cursor moving (opens in a new tab)

If you plan to use a virtual blockchain, you must send funds on an address on its real mother blockchain. The mother blockchain will be displayed in the bottom title. You can have more information on virtual blockchains on this page

Once you get the blockchain and the address in Lynx, you arrive on the final page where you can input the amount. If you click on the amount, you can select to input amount in native currency instead of USD.

Finally, when you are ready to send, tap on the central shape. For most transactions, you can wait just 1 confirmation before considering the transaction fully settled.

Here is a world map of all stores currently accepting cryptocurrencies (opens in a new tab)

Contrary to what many media suggests, in virtually every liberal democracy it is perfectly legal (opens in a new tab) to receive payments in cryptocurrencies in exchange of goods or service, as long as you pays your taxes.