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Send Usdc by modbender — Agent Skill

Name: Send Usdc
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: modbender

Send Usdc

Send USDC to an Ethereum address or ENS name. Use when you or the user want to send money, pay someone, transfer USDC, tip, donate, or send funds to a wallet address or .eth name. Covers phrases like "send $5 to", "pay 0x...", or "transfer to vitalik.eth".

modbender Updated Sep 9, 2026 12 repo stars

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Sending USDC

Use the npx awal@latest send command to transfer USDC from the wallet to any Ethereum address or ENS name on Base.

Confirm wallet is initialized and authed

npx awal@latest status

If the wallet is not authenticated, refer to the authenticate-wallet skill.

Command Syntax

npx awal@latest send <amount> <recipient> [--chain <chain>] [--json]

Arguments

Argument	Description
`amount`	Amount to send: '$1.00', '1.00', or atomic units (1000000 = $1). Always single-quote amounts that use `$` to prevent bash variable expansion. If the number looks like atomic units (no decimal or > 100), treat as atomic units. Assume that people won't be sending more than 100 USDC the majority of the time
`recipient`	Ethereum address (0x...) or ENS name (vitalik.eth)

Options

Option	Description
`--chain <name>`	Blockchain network (default: base)
`--json`	Output result as JSON

Examples

# Send $1.00 USDC to an address
npx awal@latest send 1 0x1234...abcd

# Send $0.50 USDC to an ENS name
npx awal@latest send 0.50 vitalik.eth

# Send with dollar sign prefix (note the single quotes)
npx awal@latest send '$5.00' 0x1234...abcd

# Get JSON output
npx awal@latest send 1 vitalik.eth --json

ENS Resolution

ENS names are automatically resolved to addresses via Ethereum mainnet. The command will:

Detect ENS names (any string containing a dot that isn't a hex address)
Resolve the name to an address
Display both the ENS name and resolved address in the output

Prerequisites

Must be authenticated (npx awal@latest awal status to check, npx awal@latest awal auth login to sign in, see skill authenticate-wallet for more information)
Wallet must have sufficient USDC balance (npx awal balance to check)

Error Handling

Common errors:

"Not authenticated" - Run awal auth login <email> first
"Insufficient balance" - Check balance with awal balance
"Could not resolve ENS name" - Verify the ENS name exists
"Invalid recipient" - Must be valid 0x address or ENS name

---name: send-usdcdescription: Send USDC to an Ethereum address or ENS name. Use when you or the user want to send money, pay someone, transfer USDC, tip, donate, or send funds to a wallet address or .eth name. Covers phrases like "send $5 to", "pay 0x...", or "transfer to vitalik.eth".--- # Sending USDC Use the `npx awal@latest send` command to transfer USDC from the wallet to any Ethereum address or ENS name on Base. ## Confirm wallet is initialized and authed ```bash npx awal@latest status ``` If the wallet is not authenticated, refer to the `authenticate-wallet` skill. ## Command Syntax ```bash npx awal@latest send <amount> <recipient> [--chain <chain>] [--json] ``` ## Arguments | Argument | Description | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `amount` | Amount to send: '$1.00', '1.00', or atomic units (1000000 = $1). Always single-quote amounts that use `$` to prevent bash variable expansion. If the number looks like atomic units (no decimal or > 100), treat as atomic units. Assume that people won't be sending more than 100 USDC the majority of the time | | `recipient` | Ethereum address (0x...) or ENS name (vitalik.eth) | ## Options | Option | Description | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------- | | `--chain <name>` | Blockchain network (default: base) | | `--json` | Output result as JSON | ## Examples ```bash # Send $1.00 USDC to an address npx awal@latest send 1 0x1234...abcd # Send $0.50 USDC to an ENS name npx awal@latest send 0.50 vitalik.eth # Send with dollar sign prefix (note the single quotes) npx awal@latest send '$5.00' 0x1234...abcd # Get JSON output npx awal@latest send 1 vitalik.eth --json ``` ## ENS Resolution ENS names are automatically resolved to addresses via Ethereum mainnet. The command will: 1. Detect ENS names (any string containing a dot that isn't a hex address) 2. Resolve the name to an address 3. Display both the ENS name and resolved address in the output ## Prerequisites - Must be authenticated (`npx awal@latest awal status` to check, `npx awal@latest awal auth login` to sign in, see skill `authenticate-wallet` for more information) - Wallet must have sufficient USDC balance (`npx awal balance` to check) ## Error Handling Common errors: - "Not authenticated" - Run `awal auth login <email>` first - "Insufficient balance" - Check balance with `awal balance` - "Could not resolve ENS name" - Verify the ENS name exists - "Invalid recipient" - Must be valid 0x address or ENS name

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