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# Send APE Coin to another player (Deprecated)
In order to start the flow by which you can send APE coin to another player, you will need to call the `SendApe` function on the `BPMC_TransferComponent` that exists on your local player `AMorpheusActor`. You will need to pass in the `AMorpheusActor` of the player you would give APE coin to.
An example of calling SendApe that will promp an input screen to the player and start the process.
## Configuration:
The `BPFL_TransactorUrlManager` is the API user to get transactor Urls. This assets needs to be modified to suit your transactor's endpoints and params.
`WPB_TransferBrowser` will also have to be modified so that it closes at the appropriate when the transactor is no longer needed. Currently some example logic exists that might reflect what the end logic looks like.
`StartSendApeAction` will be called on the `WPB_TransferBrowser` whenever the transactor is needed to be used to facilitate sending ape. The `ExternalUserId` and `DelegatedToken` will provided here as arguments to aid in constructing the transactor URL.
`StartBuyItemAction` will be called whenever the transactor is needed to be used to facilitate the buying of an item. A `ItemId` and `DelegatedToken` will provided here as arguments to aid in constructing the transactor URL. Depending on what the transactor needs as params in the URL, we may need to modify the `ItemId` property.
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