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# Sending tokens

## Normal send

On the "Tokens" screen, click on the "Send token" icon. You will be able to manually send tokens to a single recipient by choosing:

**Signer address:** The address authorized to send the tokens.

**Transfer from another address:** Option to send tokens from a specific sender address, which must have been given allowance to do so beforehand.

**Recipient address:** the wallet address of the recipient to who you want to send tokens.

**Amount:** the amount of tokens you want to send.

## Bulk send

On the "Tokens" screen, click on the "Bulk token" icon. You will be able to send tokens to multiple recipients at once by choosing:

**Signer address:** The address authorized to send the tokens.

**File:** The CSV file containing the list of recipients for your bulk send. The file must contain the following mandatory columns:

| Column    | Type   | Description                                   |
| --------- | ------ | --------------------------------------------- |
| from      | text   | Sender address                                |
| to        | text   | Recipient address                             |
| contract  | text   |                                               |
| quantity  | number | The amount of tokens to send to the recipient |
| token\_id | number |                                               |
| hash      | text   | The transaction hash, can be left empty       |

Extra columns can be added with any data needed, for instance customer ID or order ID from your own management system.

**Bulk send method:** 

* **Bridge:** use for Bridge tokens
* **Disperse.app:** use for other ERC-20 tokens

**Max group length:** The maximum amount of recipients from your list that you want to send tokens to in a single transaction. For example, a max group length of 50 and a list file of 150 recipients will result in 3 transactions to 50 recipients each.

**Execution type:** How you want multiple transactions to be executed:

* **Serie:** a transaction is only broadcasted when the previous one has been successfully mined by the network.
* **Parallel:** all transactions are broadcasted simultaneously.

**Sum amounts with same from and to:** If your file contains multiple transfers from the same sender to the same recipient, choose to make a single, consolidated transaction to that recipient.