Published: 13 Mar 2018 › Updated: 13 Mar 2018
Using Electroneum web wallet...
After getting enough ETN in my web wallet I tried moving some coins to exchange. Creating the transaction was pretty straightforward as it asked all the required information and verified the PIN code. It reserves 0.20 ETN for transaction fees, so you can't send full account balance. When the transaction is confirmed, extra coins will be returned to the wallet. My test transaction left me 0.17 ETN in wallet for next transactions.
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