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# Token Transfer
## Transfer Tool
The transfer tool mainly helps exchange merchants to transfer funds from their internal accounts, including: public-to-public transfer (company account to company account), private-to-public (user account to company account), the interface is shown in the figure below.
Instructions:
* To operate the transfer first, you need to select the account to be transferred from and to, and the transfer currency. When you select a private account type, you need to fill in a valid user UID. When you select a company type account, you do not need to fill in the UID;
* When you choose to complete the transfer out of the account, the available transfer amount of the account will be displayed, and the transfer amount cannot exceed the available balance;
* Remarks need to be added for each transfer; Google authentication is required when confirming the submission.
Remarks: Fill in according to the prompts in the interface, and almost all asset transfer functions can be realized to deal with any uneven accounts and abnormal assets. The historical statistics of the background forced transfer will be displayed in the interface as shown in the figure below. Please note that before and after the compulsory transfer is completed, negative equity is not allowed in the accounts of both parties, otherwise the transfer will fail. In addition, unlike the transaction, the transfer tool has no handling fee and no quota limit. Do not use it in non-extreme circumstances! !
## Transfer History
Every time the admin makes a transfer, a transfer record will be generated, including the transfer-out account, transfer-in account, amount, remarks, time, transferer, etc., and supports filtering and exporting by conditions. The interface is shown in the figure below.
