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# Batched transactions
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A batch transaction is the act of taking multiple individual crypto transfers and combining them into one larger transaction. You can use stablecoins and cryptocurrencies for batch transactions. It confirms many payments simultaneously with just one network broadcast, reducing costs and improving efficiency
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To add a transaction to a batch click the relevant button in the top menu.
In the side menu, click the **New Transaction** button.
Fill in the recipient address and amount to add the transaction.
On the second screen, click the **Add to Batch** button.
Click the **Batched Transactions** button in the top menu to verify that your transaction has been added to the queue.
You can continue to add more transactions. Once the list is complete, confirm the batch.
Sign transaction using wallet app
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