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# Baixar os detalhes de uma transferência
Você pode baixar os detalhes de uma transferência específica como PDF.
1. Na barra de navegação superior, selecione **seu saldo** → [**Transferências**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/finance/fr/partner-funds-transfer.ihtml?u=%2Fsecure%2Ffinance%2Fapp%2Fmanage-partner-funds-transfer-flow.ihtml).
* Ao estar na *Transferências* tela, pesquise ou filtre por uma transferência específica.
2. Passe o mouse sobre a linha da tabela dessa transferência e, em seguida, no extremo direito da linha, selecione  **\[Mais] → Ver**.
3. Na parte inferior da sua tela, selecione **Baixar PDF**.
#### Baixar detalhes de várias transferências
Você também pode baixar um CSV de várias transferências.
1. Ao estar na *Transferências* tela, filtre por transferências específicas.
* Os filtros que você escolher determinarão quais e quantas PFTs serão incluídas no seu arquivo CSV.
2. Selecione  **\[Baixar]**, localizado próximo ao canto superior direito da tabela. O download de um arquivo CSV com todas as linhas de PFTs presentes começará.
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