How do I change the transfer expiry time?

Newer versions of the Zucoin wallet app can let you set a custom expiry time for a transfer, or leave expiry off when that is the better fit.

The expiry time controls how long the receiver has to accept that transfer code before it becomes unusable.

How to change it

1. Start a send transaction in the Zucoin wallet app.
   
   
2. Look for the transfer expiry setting while entering the transfer details.
   
   
3. Choose the expiry time that fits the situation, or leave expiry off if the wallet allows that and the transfer should remain available longer.
   
   
4. Share the transfer code with the receiver and make sure they understand when it expires.
   
   

When to use a shorter expiry

A shorter expiry can make sense for in-person transfers, quotes, checkouts, or other time-sensitive requests.

A longer expiry can make sense when the receiver may not be ready immediately.

If a transfer expires, create a new transfer instead of trying to reuse the expired code.

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