# Batch Transaction

When performing operations like bulk transfers, users prefer to bundle transactions into a single batch rather than sending them one by one to save on gas fees. The Cache Transaction feature helps you achieve this.

You can see the "Add to Cache" button when initiating any transaction.

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Clicking it will add the transaction to the Cache queue.

Click the Cache button to expand the sidebar with the Cache transaction queue.

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You can sort, delete, add, and select transactions here.&#x20;

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After selecting the transactions, click Confirm Cache to bundle them into a single transaction and send it.

## Follow Transaction

If you see someone else's transaction and want to repeat it, you can use this feature by clicking **Add New**.

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Then, you can paste transaction hash or explorer link to copy transaction.

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