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# Sending Cards to Ethereum

Start from the [**COLLECTION PAGE**](https://splinterlands.com/?p=collection) of Splinterlands.com.

1\) Find the card in your collection you would like to send to your [LINKED](https://docs.splinterlands.com/other-blockchains/linking-wallets) Ethereum wallet and click into its collection page.

2\) Choose the CARD ID(s) that you would like to send by checking the boxes at left, then click the **Send Cards** arrow icon as pictured below. 

![](/files/-MYoamYR1eFTH32ZTGve)

3\) Under "Where do you want to send them?" select **Ethereum** from the dropdown menu.

![](/files/-MYocNH6cOIKcdrLvtD5)

4\) Click **SEND** to bridge that card to your linked Ethereum wallet.

Please note that at times, the [network fees](https://docs.splinterlands.com/other-blockchains/ethereum-eth/eth-network-fees-gas) on the Ethereum network become cost prohibitive and we reserve the right to disable the ETH gateway from tokenizing assets onto the Ethereum network until the fees become manageable again.


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