# How to send crypto with @push?

Sending with [**@push**](https://t.me/push) is fast and simple—here’s how:

### :writing\_hand: Step 1. Type the command in chat

Open any Telegram chat and start your message with `@push`, followed by the amount and token:

```
@push 100 USD₮
```

```
@push 50 TON    
```

```
@push 2000 EUR
```

You can also use math:

```
@push 50*4 USD
```

```
@push 100/3 TON
```

In group chats, you can mention a specific user like this:

```
@push 50 USDT @monk 
```

### :currency\_exchange: Step 2. Choose a transfer option

After entering the command, Telegram will suggest options—simply select one and send it into the chat.

### :white\_check\_mark: Step 3. Sign the transfer

To activate the paycheck, you’ll need to sign it:

1. Tap **Sign**.
2. Select **Connect Wallet**.
3. Choose your wallet and confirm the action via TON Connect.

### :gem: Step 4. Done!

Once signed, the transfer is live—the recipient can [**claim**](/intro/push/how-to-claim-a-transfer-with-push.md) it instantly.

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### :eye: Useful Examples

#### Send 25 Toncoin:

```
@push 25 TON
```

#### Send the equivalent of 100 USD to a user in a group:

```
@push 100 USD @monk 
```

#### Split a restaurant bill 4 ways:

```
@push 200/4 EUR
```

#### Send 50 CNY in TON or USD₮ (converted at current rate):

```
@push 50 CNY
```

{% hint style="warning" %}
To send **@push** in a **Telegram channel**, make sure **Sign Messages** feature is enabled in the channel settings. Without it, transfers won’t work.
{% endhint %}


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