<p>You need to send the coins to an address in your second wallet.  MultiBit maintains each wallet as a separate file on disk, so there is no interaction between them.  One suggestion (which is how I handle this) is to wait until your wallet reaches a large enough amount and then make a single send request to your savings address.  This bundles multiple input transactions into a single output transaction with a single fee.</p>

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<p>I've created a second local wallet in my multibit. The first wallet is aimed for receiving and sending coins, while the second one is aimed to separate savings.
Is there a way to transfer coins between these two local wallets without paying fees ?
It is possible in a normal bank account but the fees here are really too big.
Thanks for your help :)</p>

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Multibit : transferring coins between local wallets
Belgarion
# Multibit : transferring coins between local wallets

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-12-21)

I've created a second local wallet in my multibit. The first wallet is aimed for receiving and sending coins, while the second one is aimed to separate savings.
Is there a way to transfer coins between these two local wallets without paying fees ?
It is possible in a normal bank account but the fees here are really too big.
Thanks for your help :)

**Tags:** wallet, multibit, local


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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-12-21. Score: 1

You need to send the coins to an address in your second wallet. MultiBit maintains each wallet as a separate file on disk, so there is no interaction between them. One suggestion (which is how I handle this) is to wait until your wallet reaches a large enough amount and then make a single send request to your savings address. This bundles multiple input transactions into a single output transaction with a single fee.


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