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Sending BWICK

bwick send signs a transfer with one of your wallets and broadcasts it to the chain. 
bwick send --to <bwick1…> --amount <n> [--from <label>] [--memo <text>]
FlagRequiredDescription
--toyesRecipient bwick1… address
--amountyesAmount in BWICK (e.g. 0.25, 100)
--fromif >1 walletWhich wallet to send from (label or address). Optional when you have only one.
--memonoOptional memo attached to the transaction
--jsonnoMachine-readable result

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Example

bwick send --to bwick1zcuz25n78tkvmgqfn9qx9w7gz2ge0tgjyhptgy --amount 0.25 --from main
You’ll be prompted for the wallet password, then the transaction is signed and broadcast: 
sent 0.25 BWICK → bwick1zcuz25n78tkvmgqfn9qx9w7gz2ge0tgjyhptgy
tx 189BDCD27E3AF3B489CF12FCD44CC65E5C1969D6B08A6D049533AB79BC880770 @ height 278340
JSON output: 
bwick send --to bwick1zcuz… --amount 0.1 --from main --json

{
  "txHash": "24DA960DAAEC7A85A44C11B220734BC269AD94763F49B7BF66C20FF305400C01",
  "height": 278341,
  "from": "bwick1l6cmvpndal8g90ymc8nexww8rdk9tlhlq8h83r",
  "to": "bwick1zcuz…",
  "amount": "0.1 BWICK"
}
Gas is estimated and paid automatically in BWICK. The command exits non-zero if the address is invalid, the amount is malformed, the password is wrong, or the broadcast fails - so it’s safe to use in scripts.
Need it non-interactive? Set BWICK_PASSWORD so send doesn’t prompt - see Configuration.