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<blockquote data-quote="Satko" data-source="post: 68" data-attributes="member: 2"><p>Making a <a href="https://e-money.club/threads/what-is-a-batch-spend.57/" target="_blank">Batch Spend</a> is straightforward and much like <a href="https://e-money.club/threads/how-to-send-bitcoin.29/" target="_blank">making a normal send</a>. The difference is instead of simply choosing one destination address and amount for a transaction, you are allowed to add as many additional destination addresses and amounts to your transaction before sending it to the bitcoin network.</p><p></p><h2>Navigate to the Send Screen</h2><p>Simply tap the blue<strong> + </strong>button on the bottom right of the main screen. Then press the red <strong>Send</strong> button. This will open the Send Screen.</p><p></p><h2>Activate the Batch Spend screen</h2><p>Tap the three vertical dots in the toolbar to open up the toolbar menu. Select <strong>Batch Spend</strong> from the list</p><p></p><h2>Add your transactions</h2><p>Scan an address using the QR code scanner in the toolbar and enter an amount to send to this address. When a valid amount and address is entered press the <strong>Add</strong> icon in the toolbar. This will add your transaction to the batch queue. Repeat this step as many times as needed. There is no limit to the amount of transactions you can add to a single batch.</p><p></p><h2>Send the batch transaction</h2><p>When you are ready to broadcast the batch transaction to the network press the envelope icon in the toolbar. You will be asked to choose a fee profile for this send and then asked to confirm the send one last time. Once you press <strong>Yes</strong> the transaction will be sent to the network.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Satko, post: 68, member: 2"] Making a [URL='https://e-money.club/threads/what-is-a-batch-spend.57/']Batch Spend[/URL] is straightforward and much like [URL='https://e-money.club/threads/how-to-send-bitcoin.29/']making a normal send[/URL]. The difference is instead of simply choosing one destination address and amount for a transaction, you are allowed to add as many additional destination addresses and amounts to your transaction before sending it to the bitcoin network. [HEADING=1]Navigate to the Send Screen[/HEADING] Simply tap the blue[B] + [/B]button on the bottom right of the main screen. Then press the red [B]Send[/B] button. This will open the Send Screen. [HEADING=1]Activate the Batch Spend screen[/HEADING] Tap the three vertical dots in the toolbar to open up the toolbar menu. Select [B]Batch Spend[/B] from the list [HEADING=1]Add your transactions[/HEADING] Scan an address using the QR code scanner in the toolbar and enter an amount to send to this address. When a valid amount and address is entered press the [B]Add[/B] icon in the toolbar. This will add your transaction to the batch queue. Repeat this step as many times as needed. There is no limit to the amount of transactions you can add to a single batch. [HEADING=1]Send the batch transaction[/HEADING] When you are ready to broadcast the batch transaction to the network press the envelope icon in the toolbar. You will be asked to choose a fee profile for this send and then asked to confirm the send one last time. Once you press [B]Yes[/B] the transaction will be sent to the network. [/QUOTE]

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