# Approving transfer

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Please ensure your have completed sub-account authorization before doing steps below. \
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[How to authorize sub-accounts](https://coinsdo.gitbook.io/docs/coinsend/setup/authorize-sub-account-to-approve-transactions)
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1. Authorized sub-account holders with can open Pending Data Approval to review the transaction, then click Approve to proceed or Reject to cancel the request.<br>

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2. After clicking Approve or Reject, a Scan to Sign screen with a QR code will appear. Follow these steps:
   1. Approver may open the CoinSign app and tap Scan to scan the QR code.
   2. Review the details on the Approved Sign screen and tap Sign.
   3. Enter your identity private key password and sub-account Google Authenticator code , then tap Sign.
   4. A notice window pops up displaying 'Approved Success', indicating that the transaction was successfully approved<br>

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3. After Data Approval, the transaction will appear in the Pending Execution Approval list.<br>

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4. Authorized sub-accounts may click Approving to review the transaction, then click Approve to proceed or Reject to cancel the request. A CoinSend client must be selected before clicking Approve.\
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   Clicking Reapprove will send the transaction back to Pending Approval, allowing the data approver to approve or reject it again. <br>

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5. Clicking Approve, Reject, or Reapprove will open a Scan to Sign screen with a QR code. Follow these steps:
   1. Open the CoinSign app and tap Scan to scan the QR code.
   2. Review the details on the Approved Sign screen and tap Sign.
   3. Enter your identity private key password and Google Authenticator code(if required), approval remark(optional), then tap Sign.\
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      Notes:\
      • The identity private key password is set when you first log in to the CoinSign app, not your sub-account password.\
      • The Google code is set when you first log in to the CoinSend web portal.<br>
   4. A pop-up showing “Approved Success” confirms the transaction is approved.<br>

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6. After execution approval, the transaction will appear in the Approved list. Click its dispatch status to view the transaction details.<br>

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7. Once the transaction is successfully broadcast to the blockchain, its transaction hash will appear in the Transaction Hash column. Clicking the hash opens the blockchain explorer in a new tab, where you can view details such as the transferred amount, deposit address, and token contract address.<br>

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