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# How to send XAH coins to Gatehub - Self Custodial account
How to send XAH coins to a self custodial GateHub account
## Summary
This article explains how to send Xahau coins to a **self custodial GateHub** account.
It assumes you have already have XAH coins in your Xahau account managed by Xaman.
## Instructions
1\) From the main screen of Xaman, tap the **Send** button.
2\) Enter the amount XAH coins you would like to send to your self custodial GateHub account, then press the **Next** button. (In this case, we are sending 10 XAH.)
3\) On your desktop computer, sign into [GateHub](https://signin.gatehub.net/), choose your Xahau self custodial account, select **+Add Funds,**
then choose **XAH (Xahau)**
It should display a screen that looks like this:
4\) On your phone, press this QR Code scan button:
then **scan the GateHub QR Code** for your GateHub self custodial Xahau account on your computer. (See Step 3)
This screen should be displayed:
Press the **Next** button to continue.
5\) You should see a Summary screen detailing the transaction:
Sign the transaction (**Slide to send**) .
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