A send pays another address. Transparent pays an ltc1 address from this wallet’s Transparent coins. Privacy pays an ltcmweb1 stealth address from spendable Privacy coins. The two are separate forms on one card. Moving this wallet’s own coins between those sides is Swap.
The Send card
The card is titled “Send Litecoin.” Public and Private each show the balance that can fund that form. Public is the confirmed Transparent balance. Private is the spendable Privacy balance, so a coin that is still maturing is not offered as money you can send. The figure leaves “Choose coins” closed. Selecting specific coins is coin control, and it is the same picker Send already accepts.
Both forms take one recipient, an amount, and an optional note. The note is saved on this device and is not broadcast. Percentage chips offer 25%, 50%, 75%, and Max. A split into several outputs is a different action, on the Coins list. Simple Send stays a payment to one recipient.
Transparent
The Transparent form pays an ltc1 address. A pasted litecoin: payment link is read as a BIP21 request: the address, and an amount when the link has one. Amount requests of that kind are Transparent only.
Fee chips are suggestions from the explorer when that setting is on: Fast, about 30 minutes, about an hour, and Economy, plus a custom sat/vB. They are not a fee the wallet invents. With explorer hints off, the form uses a local estimate instead. The network fee is still calculated for the transaction you review.
Review is titled “Review transaction.” It shows the destination with a type badge, the amount, the network fee, and the total leaving the wallet. A fee at least half the amount is called out, and you can still proceed. If the address appears to have been used before, the review warns and does not block. A 0x address is refused here and pointed at LitVM. Contacts can fill the field.
Choosing Transparent coins is optional. Frozen coins are skipped when the wallet chooses inputs itself. A selection that creates change can link those coins on the public chain, and the review says so.
Privacy
The Privacy form pays an ltcmweb1 stealth address. The fee is the private network fee, calculated automatically. There is no fee-rate chip on this form. Review is titled “Review private send.” It shows the stealth address, the amount, the network fee, and the total leaving private. The same high-fee warning applies. This review does not warn about reuse. A stealth address is meant to be reusable without linking payments the way a Transparent address can.
A Privacy send is not listed on a public explorer the way a Transparent transaction is. History still records it as its own kind, separate from a Transparent send. Choosing which Privacy coins fund it is the coin-control picker. Anything frozen is left out of automatic selection.
The desktop wallet that implements this is the v0.4.13 prototype. It has not been independently audited. Send pays someone else from the side you picked. It does not, by itself, change what a Transparent payment reveals on chain.