Sending Bitcoin (BTC) from Scrypt Wallet takes a recipient address, an amount and a confirmation — the same three steps as every other coin in the wallet. Scrypt Wallet is non-custodial: your BTC private key is generated and encrypted on your own device, so no one else can move your funds.
Bitcoin runs on Bitcoin. Like any blockchain transaction, a BTC send needs network confirmations before it's final — check your recipient's requirements (an exchange or pool payout, for instance) before treating a transfer as complete. Double-check the recipient address before you send: blockchain transactions can't be reversed once confirmed.
Create a free account to generate a real BTC address, see your actual balance and send for real. No card required to get started, and you can also receive BTC to the same address at any time.