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# How to Register a Delegation/ Consolidation/Delegation Manager (Advanced)?

This process allows you to create 1..5 delegations, insert an expiry date or delegate a specific token id..

1. Launch the Delegation Wizard.
2. Click on the Advanced Users button.
3. Complete the form:
   * Choose a Type.
   * Choose the collection for which you want to register the delegation (e.g., ‘Any Collection’ for all collections or a specific collection such as 'The Memes Collection').
   * Enter the delegation address (e.g., a hot wallet address).
   * Select a specific use case for the delegation (e.g., '#1 All').
4. Continue, or Click the 'Submit' button and execute the transaction.

Using the process below you will be able to add an expiry date or a specific token id during the registration. To do so:

1. Before submitting please Click on the Change Button.
2. Set an Expiry Date.
3. Select a specific Token ID.
4. Continue, or Click the 'Submit' button and execute the transaction.

As mentioned earlier this process allows you also to register 1..5 delegations under a single transaction. To do so:

1. After you fill in the details needed to register a delegation, click the Batch button. This will open a new form to fill in.
2. After you finish with all delegations Click the 'Submit' button and execute the transaction.


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