<p>Not enough funds usually means that you've confused the unit of account i.e. mbtc vs. btc or you're not accounting for transaction fees including 2fa fees if you have a 2fa wallet. I suggest you use the exclamation point in place of a numeric amount to see what is the max amount you can send. Decoding the generated transaction should be illuminating.</p>

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<p>I need to specify address to send from.
I want to use option createnewaddress. And then send money from this addresse useing payto and from_addr option.
When I do like that, i got error message not enough funds.
When i do payto without argument, it use first unused address (that i create before with createnewaddress).
How can i send payment from specified address ? Or transfer amount on specified address. </p>

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Electrum. Payto argument from_addr
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# Electrum. Payto argument from_addr

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-03-04)

I need to specify address to send from.
I want to use option createnewaddress. And then send money from this addresse useing payto and from\_addr option.
When I do like that, i got error message not enough funds.
When i do payto without argument, it use first unused address (that i create before with createnewaddress).
How can i send payment from specified address ? Or transfer amount on specified address.

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### Answer by username_1 on 2020-03-08. Score: 1

Not enough funds usually means that you've confused the unit of account i.e. mbtc vs. btc or you're not accounting for transaction fees including 2fa fees if you have a 2fa wallet. I suggest you use the exclamation point in place of a numeric amount to see what is the max amount you can send. Decoding the generated transaction should be illuminating.


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