Send and receive

Between two people on Every there are no addresses: the @name is enough. You choose who and how much; the app decides which way the money goes and shows you what it costs before you confirm.

To send money to a wallet or an exchange, see Withdraw.

Sending to someone on Every

1. Go to the Payments tab and tap Send (it is on the home tab too).

2. Pick To a friend.

3. In Every name, type their name. The field answers as you type: if it says No one has that name, check the spelling; if it says That’s you, it is your own. Tap Continue.

4. Type the amount. Above it you see You can send up to …, the most the other person can receive with the fees already paid. Tap Continue.

5. Review shows the big figure, which is what the other person gets, and under it Arrives, Fee, Network and Total leaving your account. If it looks right, tap Send ….

6. The Sending … screen shows three steps: Amount gathered, Signing and Delivered. Do not close the app until it finishes.

At the end you get Sent (“@name already has …”) if the money is already in their account, or On its way if it is still landing.

A send cannot be undone

Check the @name before tapping Send. Once it is sent, Every cannot bring it back: only the other person can send it back to you.

Which way the money goes

There are two routes and the app picks one. It never splits a send across both.

	Inside Hyperliquid	Over Arbitrum
When	The other person already has their Hyperliquid account and your money on Hyperliquid covers the whole send.	Every other case.
Arrives	Instantly, in their Every balance.	Under a minute, or A few minutes if the app has to gather your money first.
Fee	Free.	Depends on where your money is. Withdraw explains it.
Network on the review	Hyperliquid	Arbitrum

Either way the other person gets USDC in their Every balance, and to them it is the same.

Hyperliquid’s activation, once

If your Hyperliquid account was opened by a deposit and has never sent anything out, Hyperliquid charges $1 the first time money leaves it, to a person or to an address. It is charged once in the life of the account and it is not Every’s. The review puts it on its own row: Activation (first time only).

The code before sending

Sending does not ask for a separate code. Your account signs on the phone with nothing for you to do: that is why the Signing step says Nothing for you to do.

What protects your sends is the six-digit code that opens the app, asked when you come back to it after a while away. More in Account security.

Right before signing, the app checks the @name again. If its owner changed it since you typed it, nothing is sent and you get @name no longer points to the same account. Start the send again. That way a name that changes hands does not take your money with it.

Limits and minimums

• Maximum: what You can send up to … says. Type more and you get You’re … short. If the amount fits but the fee does not, you get Not enough for the fee: up to …. The app never takes the fee out of what the other person receives without telling you.
• Minimum: none inside Hyperliquid. Over Arbitrum, the minimum is $1; under it you get The minimum you can send is ….
• Per day: when the money leaves from your wallet, Every pays the gas of each send, so there is a maximum number of those sends per account per day.
• Savings: if your balance is not enough, the send can take the difference out of your savings, and tells you first. It is explained in Withdraw.

Fees

Every charges nothing to send. Any fee that shows up belongs to the network or to Hyperliquid, goes on top of the amount, and you see it on Review before confirming. What you type is what arrives.

Receiving from someone

1. Go to Payments → Receive. Your @name is at the top.

2. Tap Copy or Share. Share sends a ready-made message: “Send me money on Every: @yourname”.

3. They send it from Send → To a friend. When it lands, you see it in your balance and in Activity.

If you do not have a name yet, Receive shows Choose your name. A name is 3 to 20 characters: letters, numbers and _, starting with a letter. You can change it up to three times every 30 days; the old one stays reserved for a while so no payment ends up with someone else.

Someone who does not use Every can pay you too, from their wallet or exchange, to your address. That is in Add money.

How it looks in Activity

• What you send shows as Money sent, with the other person’s @name.
• What you get shows as Money received, with the sender’s @name.

Tapping the row opens the Receipt: From or To, the Network (Hyperliquid or Arbitrum), the Fee if there was one, and View on the explorer, which opens the transaction on that network’s explorer. More in Activity.

Common questions

Can I request money from someone in the app? Not yet. Share your @name and have them send it.

Does the other person need money invested to receive? No. If their Hyperliquid account does not exist yet, the send goes over Arbitrum and reaches them anyway.

I sent and the screen says “It may already have gone through”. The app did not get an answer in time. Do not repeat it: check Activity in a few minutes before sending again, or you could send it twice.