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# Gifting Slices 🎅 🎄

**What is Gifting?**\
A **Slice** is your digital investment on WLTH. With the **Gift** feature, you can easily send your Slice to someone else.

When you gift a Slice, the recipient will receive an email with instructions to claim it. If they don’t already have a wallet, we’ll automatically create an embedded one for them. If they do, they can claim it directly into their existing wallet. Both you (the sender) and the recipient will receive confirmation emails once the transfer is complete.

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### How to Gift a Slice

1. **Go to Your Portfolio**
   * Open the WLTH app and head to the **Portfolio** section.
   * Select the Slice you’d like to gift.
2. **Click “Gift Investment”**
   * On your Slice details, press the **Gift Investment** button.
3. **Enter Recipient Details**
   * A popup will appear. Enter the recipient’s **email address**.
   * (Optional) Add your **Sender Name** for a personal touch.
4. **Confirm the Transfer**
   * Click **Send Gift**.
   * Your wallet will prompt you to approve the transaction (standard Web3 wallet confirmation).
5. **Slice Delivered**
   * Once confirmed, the Slice is transferred.
   * Both you and the recipient will receive an **email notification** confirming the gift.
   * The recipient can claim their Slice into a new embedded wallet or their own existing wallet.

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👉 That’s it! Your investment has been successfully gifted.


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