# Split Assets
⚠️ Splitting Rules:
1. ARC20 Merge: Split only once, initiate 1 transaction to complete the split. After transaction confirmation, check the ARC20 page for details.
2. NFT Merge: Split only once, initiate 2 transactions to complete the split. After both transactions are confirmed, view the details on the NFT page.
3. ARC20 Merge with 1 NFT: Split only once, initiate 2 transactions to complete the split. After both transactions are confirmed, view details on both ARC20 and NFT pages.
4. ARC20 Merge with Multiple NFTs: Requires two splits: a. First, split the ARC20. After the split, ARC20 can be transferred normally. b. Second, split the NFTs. After the split, all NFTs can be transferred normally.
5. Due to protocol design constraints and other factors, splitting operations are currently limited to addresses starting with "bc1p".
Below, we'll use the third scenario as an example to demonstrate the splitting process:
1. Click on the 'Merged' page to view the merged assets.\
2. Click the 'Split' button on the right side.\
3. Confirm the assets you are ready to split, select the transaction gas, and click the 'Split' button to initiate the transaction.\
4. Send the transaction.\
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5. Finally, wait for the transaction to receive at least 1 confirmation. Afterward, you can view the split assets on the ARC20 or NFT page.\
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One of the split ARC20s.\
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At this point, there is still one Container and Realm remaining in the merged assets. Simply repeat the process to split them.\
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