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# Bulk Payments via CSV Import

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#### Step 1: Open CSV Import

From the **Dashboard**, click **New Transfer** or **Draft**.

#### Step 2: Select CSV Upload

Click **Add From**, then select **CSV** from the dropdown menu.

#### Step 3: Choose Your CSV File

Upload your CSV file by dragging and dropping it into the upload area or by clicking **Browse computer**.

At this point, you can choose either:

* Your own CSV file
* The sample CSV template (you can download it [here](https://app.hq.xyz/file/HQ-recipients-template.csv) or directly from the upload page)

**CSV File limits**

* Maximum of 500 rows
* Maximum file size of 2 MB

#### Step 4: Continue Based on the File You Uploaded

**If you uploaded your own CSV file:**

You will proceed to the **column mapping** step. Match your CSV columns to the correct platform fields before continuing.

**Required fields**

* Recipient Address
* Token
* Amount

**Optional fields**

* Recipient Name
* Account
* Notes
* Tags

For **Tags**, use semicolons to separate multiple values.

If your CSV includes tags that do not yet exist in your organization, they will be automatically created during import.

**If you are using the sample CSV template and have filled in all required details:**

You do not need to map any columns and can proceed straight to review.

#### Step 5: Review the Payment Details

Click **Continue to Review** and carefully check all payment details.

Make sure to verify:

* Recipient addresses
* Token types
* Payment amounts

#### Step 6: Confirm or Save as Draft

Once everything looks correct, confirm the transaction or save it as a draft for later.


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