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1. To receive ecash, click on `Receive` > `Paste & redeem Ecash`. eNuts should automatically read your clipboard and redeem the token. 1. To receive ecash, click on `Receive` > `Paste & redeem Ecash`. eNuts should automatically read your clipboard and redeem the token.
💡 you can check pending ecash tokens in your transaction history and reclaim them if the recipient has not redeemed them yet. To do this, tap on an outgoing transaction in your transaction history and then `Check if token has been spent`. If the `Token is pending`, you can `Claim token` back to your wallet. 💡 You can check pending ecash tokens in your transaction history and reclaim them if the recipient has not redeemed them yet. To do this, tap on an outgoing transaction in your transaction history and then `Check if token has been spent`. If the `Token is pending`, you can `Claim token` back to your wallet.
#### Multimint swaps #### Multimint swaps
You might have wondered if different mints can send and receive from each other. The answer is yes. Well, kind of. Instead of sending cashu tokens to one another, transactions between mints fall back to Lightning since a mint is also a Lightning node. Cashu tokens themselves are not fungible across nodes. To test this out, you can add another mint if you haven't already, for example the cashme LNbits [mint](https://legend.lnbits.com/cashu/mint/4gr9Xcmz3XEkUNwiBiQGoC) or the default eNuts mint. You can also find public mints at [MintIndex](https://mintindex.gandlaf.com/). But note that some mints will reserve a certain amount of sats to pay for routing fees, meaning that you cannot withdraw all of your sats. To get around this, you can also create your own mint with your Bitcoin Txoko LNbits wallet by activating the Cashu extension. You might have wondered if different mints can send and receive from each other. The answer is yes. Well, kind of. Instead of sending cashu tokens to one another, transactions between mints fall back to Lightning since a mint is also a Lightning node. Cashu tokens themselves are not fungible across nodes. To test this out, you can add another mint if you haven't already, for example the cashme LNbits [mint](https://legend.lnbits.com/cashu/mint/4gr9Xcmz3XEkUNwiBiQGoC) or the default eNuts mint. You can also find public mints at [MintIndex](https://mintindex.gandlaf.com/). But note that some mints will reserve a certain amount of sats to pay for routing fees, meaning that you cannot withdraw all of your sats. To get around this, you can also create your own mint with your Bitcoin Txoko LNbits wallet by activating the Cashu extension.