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# How To Transfer Tokens To A Worker

### Goal

Create a multi-signature transaction for transferring funds from *gls.worker* account to a worker to pay for finished work. The transaction should be approved by Golos active leaders.

### Before you begin

* Install the currently supported version of `cleos`.
* Understand the following:
  * Who is a worker.
  * Who is a Golos application leader.
  * What is a [multisig propose transaction](https://docs.cyberway.io/software_manuals/command_reference/multisig#multisig-propose-transaction).

*Worker* - a user directly performing work in accordance with the statement of work. User’s account can be an individual or a group of people.

## Steps

**Step 1** Retrive a list of active leaders with the appropriate authority to create (as well as to sign) proposal transaction to pay a worker his work.

*Variant 1*\
Retrive the list of active leaders using *JS*.\
Go to `explorer.cyberway.io/account/gls.worker`.

![](/files/-M9SQP-k5GHc_IGwqbW8)

In `Permissions` section open the field of active Golos leaders with `gls@witn.smajor` account rights.

![](/files/-M9SQP-lRl6Bs_tGz-Un)

In the field `active`, account `gls.worker` has an authorization from `gls@active` - that is a list of active leaders. Copy the list of active leaders from `witn.smajor` to separate place.

![List to keep](/files/-M9SQP-mvLBhX-sfvf2p)

Signatures of these leaders will be necessary to sign proposal transaction.

*Variant 2*\
Retrive the list of active leaders using *cleos* command line.

Get *gls.worker* authority:

```bash
$ cleos -u http://seed-1:8888 get account gls.worker
```

*Output*

```bash
created: 2019-08-15T14:00:00.00
permissions:
     owner     1:    1 gls@owner
        active     1:    1 gls@active`
memory:
     quota:         0 bytes  used:        0 bytes
```

Get leaders authority:

```bash
$ cleos -u http://seed-1:8888 get account gls
```

*Output*

![](/files/-M9SQP-nVYL3MQe91Cw7)

**Step 2** Create proposal transaction.\
To prevent the transaction from becoming `expired` while signatures are being collected, you have to set the transaction expiretime, for example, *14* days that is *1209600* in seconds (*60×60×24×14=1209600*). The maximum allowable time is *45* days.

For convenience, you can get and use the list of supported options.

```bash
$ cleos push action --help
```

*Output*

![](/files/-M9SQP-oL71wtxoIuwf2)

The most important options are `-x`, `-s` and `-d`.\
The command line looks like:

```bash
$ cleos –u http://seed-1:8888 push action –d –s –x 1209600 cyber.token transfer '{"from":"gls.worker", "to":"shwojevqcywn", "quantity":"1000.000 GOLOS", "memo":""}' –p gls.worker –bandwidth-provider gls.worker/gls
```

*Output*

![](/files/-M8xqrLjzVf_PDY3xU2K)

Copy the transaction output code to a separate file (i.e. `worker.trx`).

**Step 3** Form a list of signatories.\
Retrive a list of active leaders who have right to sign a transaction. This list can be retrieved from the *gls* account authorization:

```bash
$ cleos –u http://seed-1:8888 get account –j gls
```

From the result output, select and save the list of actors that will look like:

![Actors accounts](/files/-M8xqrLkgzHFmBEkzF1g)

Convert list of actors to string form like this one `[{"account", "permission"}, ... ,{"account", "permission"}]`.

*Example*

```bash
[{"actor": "lavnch3wug2o","permission: "active"},{"actor": "2cv2urmf2pud","permission: "active"}, ... ,{"actor": "rtvmqvzi5lvt","permission: "active"}]
```

**Step 4** Submit the proposal.\
\&#xNAN;*Variant 1*\
Submit the proposal using *JS*.\
Go to `explorer.cyberway.io/account/cyber.msig/contract`, open the propose tab and fill the fields in.

![Fields to fill](/files/-M8xqrLlks6F1hdyjL3L)

* `proposer` – an author of proposal, any user can be (`shwojevqcywn` - in our case).
* `proposal_name` – proposal name (`worker.trans` - in our case).
* `requested` – kept string of signatories \[{...}].
* `trx` – kept transaction code that is {...}.
* `description` – some comment.

Enter the proposer name in the authorization field.\
Click `build transaction`.

*Variant 2*\
Submit the proposal using *cleos* command line:

```bash
cleos -u http://seed-1:8888 multisig propose_trx worker.trans permissions.json worker.trx shwojevqcywn -p shwojevqcywn
```

* `permissions.json` - the file containing permisions list in JSON form.
* `worker.trx` - the file containing transaction.

**Step 5** Sign the transaction with your private key and send a link to the transaction to Golos leaders.\
\&#xNAN;*Variant 1*\
Sign the transaction using *JS*.

![](/files/-M8xqrLmCrS5sbRcosjN)

*Variant 2*\
Sign the transaction using *cleos* command line.

```bash
cleos -u http://seed-1:8888 multisig approve shwojevqcywn worker.trans '{"actor":"shwojevqcywn", "permission":"active"}' -p shwojevqcywn
```

**Step 6** Review the proposal.\
\&#xNAN;*Variant 1*\
Review the proposal using *JS*.\
Go to `https://explorer.cyberway.io/account/shwojevqcywn/proposals`.\
The list of proposals sent by the proposer account will appear, indicating block number and transaction (worker.trans). Leaders can sign the transaction using this link.

![](/files/-M8xqrLnyVJGD-ztMrTn)

Click name `worker.trans` to get actual information about voting process.

![](/files/-M8xqrLoMPs_o9X52aLg)

*Variant 2*\
Review the proposal using *cleos* command line:

```bash
$ cleos -u http://seed-1:8888 multisig review shwojevqcywn worker.trans
```