Quick Start
Cooperative Bitcoin Exit
Learn how to perform a cooperative exit from your Spark wallet.
Overview
A Cooperative Bitcoin Exit allows you to transfer funds from Spark to Bitcoin L1 through an atomic swap. This cooperative approach is both faster and more cost-effective than exiting unilaterally.
Prerequisites
- Spark Wallet Initialized: Ensure you have initialized your Spark wallet.
- Sufficient Balance: Verify that your wallet has enough BTC to perform the exit.
- Recipient Address: Have the Bitcoin address ready where the funds will be sent.
Performing a Cooperative Exit
To perform a cooperative exit, execute the following code:
Best Practices
- Verify Recipient Address: Always double-check the recipient Bitcoin address to prevent loss of funds.
- Monitor Exit Status: Regularly check the status of your exit to ensure it completes successfully.
- Backup Wallet: Before performing exits, ensure you have backed up your wallet to avoid any accidental loss.
- Small Exits First: Consider performing a small test exit to verify the process before transferring larger amounts.
Next Steps
With your Quick Start guides complete, explore more advanced features in the Wallet Documentation.