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# 3️⃣ Execute (Send, Transfer, Burn, etc)

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Type down your CW721 contract address.

'Message Type' on the below will be activated.

All the messages that can be executed and their parameters are given below.

* **Transfer NFT**: Transfer an NFT to another address.
  * Recipient Address
  * Token ID
* **Send NFT**: Transfer an NFT to another address then execute a message.
  * Recipient Address
  * Token ID
  * Message to Execute
* **Approve**: Allow another address to transfer/send **a token** from the owner's address.
  * Recipient Address
  * Token ID
* **Revoke**: Remove the transfer/send permissions of an address over **a token**.
  * Recipient Address
  * Token ID
* **Approve All**: Allow another address to transfer/send **all the tokens** from the owner's address.
  * Recipient Address
* **Revoke All**: Remove the transfer/send permissions of an address over **all of the tokens**.
  * Recipient Address
* **Mint**: Mint a new token to an address.
  * Recipient Address
  * Token ID
* **Burn**: Burn a token you have access to.
  * Token ID


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