Send leftover Aeternity
Aeternity (AE) balance left over from an old wallet or exchange withdrawal? Here's a public address you can send it to.
Aeternity wallet address
Copy the address below or scan it from your wallet app. Double-check it's on the Aeternity Network before sending — sending on the wrong network is the single most common (and most expensive) mistake people make.
Why people send leftover Aeternity
AE balances often end up as small leftovers from early token-sale allocations, state-channel testing, or exchange withdrawals, since it's a less commonly traded asset for most casual holders today.
How to send it
Find the withdraw or send option for AE.
Copy it exactly, or scan the QR code if your wallet app supports it.
Aeternity runs on its own independent network with its own address format (starting with 'ak_') — it is not an ERC-20 token and this address will not work on Ethereum or any EVM chain.
Once everything matches, confirm the transaction.
Fees to expect
Aeternity network fees are typically very low, usually a small fraction of a cent, making it inexpensive to move even small AE balances.