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# Transfers

You can transfer funds between your accounts in order to trade different markets. Transfers are free and require only a signature without paying network fees.

Note that equities and crypto perp balances are different, and you will not be able to use the collateral in one account to trade in the other account’s markets without transferring funds.

To transfer funds between accounts:

1. **Open the Transfer Window**: Click “Transfer” on the interface to open the Transfer window.

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2. **Select Accounts**: Choose the 'from account' and 'to account' to transfer (e.g., Perps to Spot

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3. **Enter Transfer Amount**: Enter the amount to transfer between accounts.
4. **Approve Transfer**: Click transfer and sign the transaction to approve the transfer between accounts.


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