> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://faq.blink.sv/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://faq.blink.sv/luganda/transaction-fees/what-are-the-fees-for-sending-bitcoin-from-my-blink-wallet-to-another-wallet.md).

# Bisale ki ebisasulwa okusindika Bitcoin okuva mu waleti yange eya Blink okudda mu waleti endala?

Ebisale by’okutunda byawukana okusinziira ku kika ky’okutunda, oba okugula ku lujegere oba Lightning.

Ku kusindika ssente za Lightning, ssente z’okutambuza zisasulwa omukozesa, naye tewali bisale byongerwako.

Kuludda olulala, ssente za Blink ez’okutunda ebintu ku lujegere zirimu ensonga ssatu:

1. [**Ebisale by'okusima**](/luganda/transaction-fees/what-are-mining-fees.md) - Ssente zino zisasulwa okusinziira ku mbeera ya mempool eriwo.
2. Ebisale eby'enkomeredde - zino ze ssente eziteekeddwateekeddwa eziri sats 10,000.
3. Ssente ez’okwongerako - Ssente ez’okwongerako ebitundu 0.2% zisasulwa ku nkolagana ezisukka mu nsako ya obukadde 10 sats LN-onchain etakwatagana.

Tukusaba omanye nti omuwendo omutuufu ogw’ebisale by’okutunda guyinza okwawukana okusinziira ku mbeera y’akatale eriwo kati n’omugotteko gw’emikutu.


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