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# Send IOC to an Alias
Imagine you went out for lunch with a friend and you decided to split the bill. Unfortunately, you forgot your wallet and they said: “Don’t worry, I’ll pay now and you can pay me back in IOC when you get home. My DION is *bananas*.” Fortunately for you, sending IOC to a DION alias is very straight forward and it happens nearly instantly, like any other transaction in the I/O Coin blockchain. Continue reading to find out how it works. These instructions can also be used to send IOC to a regular IOC address.
1. Click **Send** in the top right corner of your wallet or go to **Send Payment** on the left-hand side menu;
2. Click on **Add Recipient** and type in the DION, in this example ‘bananas’;
3. Hit Enter and fill in the amount of IOC you want to send. The wallet will now show an overview of the network fees and the total amount of IOC that you are going to send. For decimals you can use a decimal point (.), a comma (,) does not work
4. Now all you have to do is check the **Everything looks good** box and click **Send I/O Coins**.
## Sending IOC to multiple people at once
It is also possible to send IOC to multiple addresses at once. After filling in the first address or DION you can click **Add Recipient** again to fill in another one. For each address you can choose a different amount and Network Fees are only calculated once. When you are satisfied, check the **Everything looks good** box and click **Send I/O Coins**.
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