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I created a contract with a payable function but the ether is stored in the contract I am looking for a way to transfer the ether to another address

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I created a contract with a payable function but the ether is stored in the contract I am looking for a way to transfer the ether to another address

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If the ether is already in the contract and you do not have the functionality to transfer ether already implemented in it, the ether will be forever in the contract.

A simple contract that receives ether and allows for transferring is shown below. Only the person that deploys the contract will be able to transfer the ether.

pragma solidity ^0.4.24; 



contract myContract{



    address public owner;



    constructor() public {

        owner = msg.sender;

    }



    function transfer(address to, uint256 amount) public {

        require(msg.sender==owner);

        to.transfer(amount);

    }



    function () public payable {}

}

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You must have a function in the contract that send ether out of the contract as well. This function does not have to be payable, but would look something like:

myAddress.transfer(address(this).balance);

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You can call the receiver.transfer(amount) to send the ether in the receivers account

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If the ether is already in the contract and you do not have the functionality to transfer ether already implemented in it, the ether will be forever in the contract.

A simple contract that receives ether and allows for transferring is shown below. Only the person that deploys the contract will be able to transfer the ether.

pragma solidity ^0.4.24; 



contract myContract{



    address public owner;



    constructor() public {

        owner = msg.sender;

    }



    function transfer(address to, uint256 amount) public {

        require(msg.sender==owner);

        to.transfer(amount);

    }



    function () public payable {}

}

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If the ether is already in the contract and you do not have the functionality to transfer ether already implemented in it, the ether will be forever in the contract.

A simple contract that receives ether and allows for transferring is shown below. Only the person that deploys the contract will be able to transfer the ether.

pragma solidity ^0.4.24; 



contract myContract{



    address public owner;



    constructor() public {

        owner = msg.sender;

    }



    function transfer(address to, uint256 amount) public {

        require(msg.sender==owner);

        to.transfer(amount);

    }



    function () public payable {}

}

Hope this helps

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If the ether is already in the contract and you do not have the functionality to transfer ether already implemented in it, the ether will be forever in the contract.

A simple contract that receives ether and allows for transferring is shown below. Only the person that deploys the contract will be able to transfer the ether.

pragma solidity ^0.4.24; 



contract myContract{



    address public owner;



    constructor() public {

        owner = msg.sender;

    }



    function transfer(address to, uint256 amount) public {

        require(msg.sender==owner);

        to.transfer(amount);

    }



    function () public payable {}

}

Hope this helps

answered 18 hours ago

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If the ether is already in the contract and you do not have the functionality to transfer ether already implemented in it, the ether will be forever in the contract.

A simple contract that receives ether and allows for transferring is shown below. Only the person that deploys the contract will be able to transfer the ether.

pragma solidity ^0.4.24; 



contract myContract{



    address public owner;



    constructor() public {

        owner = msg.sender;

    }



    function transfer(address to, uint256 amount) public {

        require(msg.sender==owner);

        to.transfer(amount);

    }



    function () public payable {}

}

Hope this helps

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You must have a function in the contract that send ether out of the contract as well. This function does not have to be payable, but would look something like:

myAddress.transfer(address(this).balance);

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You must have a function in the contract that send ether out of the contract as well. This function does not have to be payable, but would look something like:

myAddress.transfer(address(this).balance);

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You must have a function in the contract that send ether out of the contract as well. This function does not have to be payable, but would look something like:

myAddress.transfer(address(this).balance);

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You must have a function in the contract that send ether out of the contract as well. This function does not have to be payable, but would look something like:

myAddress.transfer(address(this).balance);

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You can call the receiver.transfer(amount) to send the ether in the receivers account

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You can call the receiver.transfer(amount) to send the ether in the receivers account

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You can call the receiver.transfer(amount) to send the ether in the receivers account

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