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# Your first transaction

Here is guide how to send your first transaction in **dfinance** network using **dncli**.

## Transfer coins to recipient

Let's try to send basic coins transfer transactions between two accounts.

Create another account:

```
dncli keys add recipient
```

To send **10 XFI** coins to this account needs to execute the next command:

```
dncli tx bank send <sender> <recipient> 10000000000000000000xfi
```

Replace **\<sender>** with your account address and **\<recipient>** with **\<recipient>** address.

We use **"1000000000000000000xfi"** as the amount because by default **XFI** has 18 decimals places, so to send **10 XFI** you have to keep decimals.

After execution, you will get transaction id in the output. To see transaction status execute:

```
dncli q tx <txId>
```

Also now you can query a recipient account and see how balance updated:

```
dncli q account <address>
```

Replace **\<address>** with recipient address to see updated balance.


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