Don't have a wallet? Go ahead and check out the 'How to Create an Ethereum wallet with MEW' article for guidance.
Introduction
MyEtherWallet (MEW) makes it easy for you to send a transaction. All you need is a wallet, the Ethereum address you’d like to send funds to, and a little ETH for gas.
All transactions require ETH for gas. Make sure to check out the Gas station to see the most current fee. If you need ETH, please see the 'Buy ETH on MEW web' article for assistance with the purchase.
To send a transaction on MEW web:
Visit our website at myetherwallet.com and click 'Access my wallet'
Pick your access method then complete the process for access
For assistance with accessing your wallet, refer to the 'How to Access your wallet on MEW web' article
When you get to your MEW dashboard, select ‘Send Transaction' which is located on the left side of the screen.
Find the type of currency you’d like to send in the drop-down menu, and enter the amount and the address you’d like to send it to.
Make sure to double and triple-check the address you’re sending to! We cannot recover funds sent to the wrong address.
When sending your entire balance of ETH, choose the ‘Send Entire Balance’ option, so your gas is auto-calculated out of the total.
If you don’t see the token you’d like to send, you may need to double-check that the token is assigned to the wallet. If so, you may just need to add the token as a Custom token on MEW.
Choose your transaction speed from the options provided
For more information about Gas and transaction fees, go ahead and check out the 'What is Gas' article.
The Advanced can be used to manually edit the Gas limit and Add data. Please don’t edit these fields unless you are an expert user & know what you’re doing. Entering the wrong information could result in your transaction failing or getting stuck.
Once you're done, click Next to confirm the transaction details
If you’re using the MEW wallet app or a hardware wallet, be sure to confirm the transaction on your device as well.
Congrats! Your transaction has been posted! Copy your transaction hash, for your records. You can also check your transaction hash on Etherscan to make sure everything went through properly.