> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.coordinape.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.coordinape.com/get-started/compensation/paying-your-team/gnosis-safe.md).

# Gnosis Safe

* Log into your safe
* Click apps, search Csv, and select CSV Airdrop
  1. ![](/files/FUUojVCzeBEKq02WEFdD)
* Format your Coordinape csv correctly:

  Preparing a Transfer File

  Transfer files are expected to be in CSV format with the following required columns:

  * **`token_type`**: The type of token that is being transferred. One of `erc20,nft` or `native`. NFT Tokens can be either ERC721 or ERC1155.
  * **`token_address`**: Ethereum address of ERC20 token to be transferred. This has to be left blank for native (ETH) transfers.
  * **`receiver`**: Ethereum address of transfer receiver.
  * **`amount`**: the amount of token to be transferred. This can be left blank for erc721 transfers.
  * **`id`**: The id of the collectible token (erc721 or erc1155) to transfer. This can be left blank for native and erc20 transfers.

  **Important: The CSV file has to use "," as a separator and the header row always has to be provided as the first row and include the described column names.**
* Upload your csv and click submit.
  1. ![](/files/eygCu2Hk5B8QaEqNMTDT)


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