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Merge pull request #1 from parallelchain-io/main
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This guide will walk you through the process of transferring tokens on ParallelChain Mainnet / Testnet.

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## Creating Transaction with a Transfer Command
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Currently, if you construct a transaction with `pchain_client`, the fields `nonce`, `gas limit`, `max base fee per gas` and `priority fee per gas` are already filled in after calling command `create`. You need to manually change the transaction JSON file if you want to change them:

After chaining up commands you are satisfied with, you can submit the transaction as you did in a single command transaction.
After chaining up commands you are satisfied with, you can submit the transaction as you did in a single command transaction.