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# Mass Payout (Multiple Tokens)
More than just paying multiple recipients in a single transaction, you can make payments across different tokens by adding batches.
{% hint style="info" %} Coinshift allows transferring different tokens to up to 150 recipients in a single transaction via Mass Payout.
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Follow these steps to conduct a Mass Payout with multiple tokens on Coinshift.
Click on **New Transfer** on your dashboard. Select the **Safe** you wish to use for the transaction and then choose the **Mass Payout** option. These are the same steps outlined previously. Refer to the [Mass Payout in a Single Token](/business/coinshift-walkthrough/fund-management/mass-payout/mass-payout-in-a-single-token.md) article if necessary.
## **Step 1: Initiate multiple token mass payout and add batches**
You can see the below screen if you have followed the above steps correctly. Now, click on **Add Batch** (highlighted in the below screenshot).
## **Step 2: Input recipient details for different token batches**
Use batch payment when paying in different tokens. (e.g., **MATIC** and **USDC** in this example).
Add the recipient's details and the amounts to transfer in each batch.
Once completed, click **Next**.
## **Step 3: Review batch details and check the mass payout summary**
Carefully review the details for all created batches. Optionally, add **Labels** and **Notes** in the designated section.
If the summary is accurate, click **Create Proposal**.
## **Step 4: Await Safe Signers' approval for multiple token payouts**
The proposal is created, and Safe Signers must approve it to execute the transaction.
Check the transaction status via the **History** tab on the dashboard.
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