# $K Transfer

There are four methods of transferring $K on Kinto when listing is enabled on 31st March at 3pm UTC. 

* [<mark style="color:purple;">Withdraw $K to an external wallet</mark> ](/kinto-the-modular-exchange/user-guides/usdk-transfer/withdraw-usdk.md)
* [<mark style="color:purple;">Deposit $K to Kinto</mark> ](/kinto-the-modular-exchange/user-guides/usdk-transfer/deposit-usdk.md)
* [<mark style="color:purple;">Swap $K on Kinto to another asset</mark>](/kinto-the-modular-exchange/user-guides/usdk-transfer/swap-usdk-on-kinto.md)
* [<mark style="color:purple;">Send $K to another Kinto wallet</mark>](/kinto-the-modular-exchange/user-guides/usdk-transfer/send-usdk-on-kinto.md)

The following pages provide step by steps for each of the above.&#x20;

Note: Note these pages were created before $K is transferable. Any value of $K indicated in these page is indicative only and not to be understood as the value of $K.&#x20;


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