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How to Send Bitcoin From Cash App

RobTheCoins · Updated Sep 2026 · 2 min read

Quick answer: To send Bitcoin from Cash App, open the app, go to the Bitcoin tab, enter the amount and recipient address, then confirm the transaction.

Before you start

  • Ensure you have a verified Cash App account with Bitcoin enabled.
  • Have the recipient’s Bitcoin address ready.
  • Verify you have sufficient Bitcoin balance in your Cash App wallet.
  • Ensure your device is secure and your Cash App is updated.

How to Send Bitcoin From Cash App: step by step

1. Open Cash App and access Bitcoin

Launch the Cash App on your mobile device. On the home screen, tap the ‘Bitcoin’ tab, usually located at the bottom of the screen.

2. Tap the Send button

In the Bitcoin section, locate and tap the ‘Send’ button. This will initiate the process of sending Bitcoin from your Cash App wallet.

3. Enter the Bitcoin amount

Input the amount of Bitcoin you wish to send. You can also toggle to enter the amount in your local currency if preferred.

4. Input the recipient’s Bitcoin address

Enter the recipient’s Bitcoin address in the designated field. You can scan a QR code or manually input the address. Double-check for accuracy.

5. Review the transaction details

Carefully review the transaction details, including the amount and the recipient’s address. Ensure everything is correct before proceeding.

6. Confirm the transaction

After verifying the details, tap the ‘Confirm’ button to authorize the transaction. You may be prompted to enter your Cash App PIN or use biometric authentication.

7. Wait for confirmation

The Bitcoin network will process the transaction. You can track the status in the Bitcoin section of the app under ‘Activity’.

Fees and how long it takes

Cash App typically charges a fee for sending Bitcoin, which can vary based on network congestion and transaction size. The time it takes for a Bitcoin transaction to complete also depends on network conditions but usually ranges from a few minutes to an hour.

Transaction fees and processing times are influenced by the current demand on the Bitcoin network.

Stay safe

  • Always double-check the recipient’s Bitcoin address before sending.
  • Be aware that Bitcoin transactions are irreversible once confirmed.
  • Ensure your device is secure to prevent unauthorized access to your Cash App.
  • Consider sending a small test amount before sending larger amounts.
  • Keep your Cash App PIN and biometric data private.

If something goes wrong

Incorrect Bitcoin address entered — Unfortunately, if you send Bitcoin to the wrong address, it cannot be recovered. Always double-check the address before confirming.

Insufficient Bitcoin balance — Ensure you have enough Bitcoin in your Cash App wallet to cover the amount you wish to send and the associated fees.

Transaction not processing — If your transaction is not processing, check your internet connection and try again. If the issue persists, contact Cash App support.

Doing this as part of trading, income, or a disposal? See how it may be taxed in Tax by country and the taxable-events section — information, not advice.

Frequently asked questions

Can I send Bitcoin to any wallet from Cash App?

Yes, you can send Bitcoin to any valid Bitcoin wallet address from Cash App. Ensure the address is correct to avoid loss of funds.

How do I know if my Bitcoin transaction is complete?

You can track the status of your transaction in the 'Activity' section of the Bitcoin tab in Cash App. It will show as 'Pending' until confirmed.

What should I do if I enter the wrong Bitcoin address?

If you enter the wrong address, the Bitcoin will be sent to that address and cannot be retrieved. Always verify the address before confirming.

Are there limits to how much Bitcoin I can send from Cash App?

Yes, Cash App has limits on how much Bitcoin you can send, which can vary based on account verification and other factors. Check the app for current limits.

Information, not advice. This page explains how the rules are generally understood and is not tax, legal, or financial advice. Rules change and depend on your circumstances — always check the cited source and consult a qualified professional in your jurisdiction before you act.