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# Sign Transaction as Proxied Account

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The guide below shows how to sign a transaction from an account you have Delegated Authority over. Please note that in this example the Delegated Authority has **Any Proxy** access, meaning that it can send balance transfers on behalf of the main account. 

The type of transaction that the Delegated account can sign is based on the access level that the account is granted, for example, if an account has **Staking Proxy** authority, then it can only sign staking related operations and not balance transfers. 
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1. `Select` the **identicon** located at the top right of the **Assets Screen**.

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You will be notified of any new accounts that have Delegated to You (Proxied).
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2. You can now see a list of all of the accounts that have delegated to your account. `Select` one of them to **continue**.
3. You will now see that the **identicon** has changed to display that this is a **Proxied Account**. In this example we have **Any Proxy** authority, so let's conduct a balance transfer by selecting DOT tokens.
4. `Select` **Send** from the balance widget.
5. `Input` the **destination address** and the **amount of tokens** that you wish to send and `select` **Continue**.
6. Review the transaction and `select` **Confirm**.
7. You will see a **popup** notifying you that you are initiating this transaction from a Delegated (Proxied) account, `select` **Continue** to sign the transaction.


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