# Split Range Of Sats

Sating is the first to introduce the option to split a range of sats into smaller slices. Find the sat range you want to break apart and choose the new 'Split' option.

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Define the number of sats you want to split. You can separate up to 100 segments at a time. If you have 100 and want to split them into single sats, your entries would look like this.

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If you have a range of 1000 and want them in segments of 200 sats, you would simply enter 1000 sats to split into 5 segments.  Adjust Postage Setting, or padding, as desired.

You can define the address(es) to send each split segment to.  If you enter a single address it sends them all to that one address. You can also have separate addresses for each by specifying the addresses on separate lines.  If you are breaking into 5 segments and don't want them all to go to the same address, you need 5 addresses defined.

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Also, notice the summary on the bottom line confirming exactly what you are doing. Check that it is correct before continuing.

Lastly, select the Bitcoin Network fee and click Next >>

After confirming in your wallet, Sating separates up to 25 segments per Bitcoin Block.  This means if you have 100 segments to separate it will take four blocks to process them all.  Please be sure to set your fees high enough to account for this.

After submitting, you can check the progress in Transfer history.

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Clicking the sat range in Transfer History will break down the status of each segment.

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