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# Multisend Guide

1. Connect Wallet: Choose your preferred wallet and connect securely to TWIFT.
2. Select Network and Asset: Pick the blockchain network and token or coin you wish to send.
3. Add Recipients: Enter recipient addresses manually or import a formatted file (CSV or XLSX). 
4. Format Validity Check: TWIFT checks address and amount formats before proceeding.
5. Preview and Confirm: Review all details including network, token, and total transfer amount.
6. Execute Transaction: Confirm the single bulk transaction through your wallet.
7. Export Proof: After completion, view your transaction history and export PDF receipts for record keeping.

Please note:

* All operations are executed through audited smart contracts.
* TWIFT never holds user funds at any point.
* Ensure to verify that all recipient addresses are correct and understand that transactions cannot be reversed if sent to an incorrect address.
* Ensure to acknowledge that addresses belonging to centralized wallet providers (such as CEXs) may change over time, which could pose risks to asset accessibility.
* It is the user’s responsibility to confirm transaction details before execution.

{% hint style="info" %}
For any inquries, please contact <help@twift.xyz> with your transaction details.
{% endhint %}


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