<p>It's possible you've hit the limit on number of transaction inputs for the wallet software (or total tx size). </p>

<p>Some wallets have a feature to "sweep dust", meaning consolidating all of those small UTXOs (unspent tx outputs). Note this will cost a small amount for tx fees. If it doesn't have this option, you can just make a few large transfers to an address you own using the same wallet (this will also cost tx fees).</p>

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<p>I have <code>0.98 BTC</code> confirmed, but my wallet only lets me send <code>0.1 BTC</code>. My wallet has received a lot of small payments, what can I do? Thanks</p>

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I am not able to send BTC in Blockchain
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# I am not able to send BTC in Blockchain

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-08-08)

I have `0.98 BTC` confirmed, but my wallet only lets me send `0.1 BTC`. My wallet has received a lot of small payments, what can I do? Thanks

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2018-08-08. Score: 2 | Accepted answer

It's possible you've hit the limit on number of transaction inputs for the wallet software (or total tx size).

Some wallets have a feature to "sweep dust", meaning consolidating all of those small UTXOs (unspent tx outputs). Note this will cost a small amount for tx fees. If it doesn't have this option, you can just make a few large transfers to an address you own using the same wallet (this will also cost tx fees).


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