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# Download a Transfer's Details
You can download a specific transfer's details as a PDF.
1. From the top navigation bar, select **your balance** → [**Transfers**](https://app.impact.com/secure/advertiser/finance/fr/partner-funds-transfer.ihtml?u=%2Fsecure%2Ffinance%2Fapp%2Fmanage-partner-funds-transfer-flow.ihtml).
* While on the *Transfers* screen, search or filter for a specific transfer.
2. Hover over the table row for that transfer, then, at the right end of the row, select  **\[More] → View**.
3. At the bottom of your screen, select **Download PDF**.
#### Download multiple transfers' details
You can also download a CSV of multiple transfers.
1. While on the *Transfers* screen, filter for specific transfers.
* The filters you choose will determine which and how many PFTs will be included in your CSV file.
2. Select  **\[Download]**, located near the top-right corner of the table. A CSV file with all the present rows of PFTs will begin downloading.
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