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# Balance transfer history

The **Balance transfer history** table displays all your balance transfer operations between projects and/or payment systems.

<details>

<summary>Filters</summary>

* **Status —** filter by current status of transfer attempt.
* **From Project** — filter transfers by the source project.
* **From payment system** — source payment system from which the funds were transferred.
* **To Project** — filter transfers by the destination project.
* **To payment system** — destination payment system (balance) where the funds were credited.
* **Order id** — search for a specific transfer by its internal order id.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Table columns</summary>

* **Status** — current status of the transfer.
* **Amount** — transfer amount before any conversion.
* **From project** — project from which the funds were debited.
* **From payment system** — source payment system from which the funds were transferred.
* **From currency** — currency of the source balance.
* **To project** — project to which the funds were credited.
* **To payment system** — destination payment system where the funds were credited.
* **To currency** — currency of the destination balance.
* **Exchange rate** — currency exchange rate applied during the transfer (if applicable).
* **Order ID** — internal unique transfer identifier
* **Created at** — date and time when the transfer request was created.
* **Updated at** — date and time of the last update for the transfer.
* **Activated at** — date and time when the transfer was executed.
* **From project balance** — balance of the source project after the transfer.
* **Actions** — available actions for the record (e.g., copy row).

</details>

### Available actions

**View and search balance transfers**\
Browse all balance transfer operations or find specific ones by applying filters.

**Сreate a new balance transfer**

1. Click **Create transfer** in the top-right corner.\
   ![](/files/mznosgHpkt95lKDUDVey)
2. Fill in the form:

   * Amount — amount to transfer.
   * From project — project to debit.
   * To project — project to credit.
   * From currency — debit currency.
   * To currency — credit currency.
   * From payment system — payment system (balance) to debit.
   * To payment system — payment system (balance) to credit.

   ![](/files/95N9Olf1rfVY82dOEb2z)
3. Click **Add transfer**. The operation will appear in the table.

**Export data**\
Data export to `.xlsx` format is available in this table.\
Follow the [standard export instructions](https://app.gitbook.com/o/LNbZs3dNMDs1xm16Y9hk/s/4GiUD4nehhLIWqxaI99h/dashboard/interface/transactions#export-data).


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