In this article we will describe how to transfer SPS between your Splinterlands in-game balance and an external wallet.

Linking Your Wallet

Firstly, if you are planning on transferring outwards, then you will need to link a personal wallet address. [DO NOT link an exchange wallet address]

In order to link an external wallet address, you will need to follow the steps below:
Step 1: Click Your username, or the shield icon in-game, and select the option Link External Wallet:

Step 2: Insert your personal wallet address within the address field under the appropriate wallet type, tick the checkbox to acknowledge that you are not using an exchange address, and then click the save button. (You may see a prompt to sign with the appropriate Hive key to confirm this change. If so, you may sign for the transaction to confirm the changes.)

And now you should be able to successfully transfer assets out towards the assigned destination address that you have just added to your Splinterlands account.

Transferring SPS

Step 1: Click the SPS icon in-game:

Step 2: Click the Transfer button in this section of your page as shown below:

Step 3: Enter the amount of SPS you would like to transfer, and then click on whether you would like to Transfer Out an amount you hold within the game outwards to another personal wallet, or if you would like to Transfer In an amount in from a personal wallet you own.

Step 4: Depending on whether you clicked the Transfer Out or the Transfer In button, you will receive something alike to either of these screens below.

                                                      Transfer Out

                                                        Transfer In

Step 5: Just like when transferring DEC, you may be prompted with a window to sign with your key in order to confirm that you would like to initiate this transfer, whether this be with your external wallet to transfer the funds in, or with your Hive wallet to transfer the funds out.

Note: It could take some time, and delays may occur occasionally depending on the traffic of the chain at the time of transacting.