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# Active And Discarded Proposals
Users can follow the steps outlined below to access the list of **Active** or **Discarded** proposals within the [Coinshift](https://coinshift.xyz/) app.
## **Step 1:** Access Proposals (under Transactions)
Navigate to the **Transactions** section, where you will find the **Proposals** tab. The interface will resemble the provided screenshot.
The upper portion of the page displays a list of **Active Proposals**, while the lower portion houses the **Discarded Proposals**.
Please be aware that Coinshift incorporates **Multi-safe** and **Multi-chain** capabilities, enabling your dashboard to present a consolidated view of transactions from all Safes associated with your organisation across all supported networks under the **Proposals**, **Queue**, and **History** tabs.
## **Step 2:** Approve or reject proposals as a Signer
Within the **Active Proposal** section, Signers are granted the ability to select proposals for either **approval** or **rejection**.
Following approval, the proposal will advance to the **Queue**, where it will be prepared for execution.
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