When you are on a VOCPhone call and your iPhone is locked, the screen you are looking at is the iOS call screen — not the VOCPhone app.
The iOS call screen only offers Audio, Video, Mute, More, End and Keypad. There is no Transfer button on it. This is normal iPhone behaviour and applies to every calling app, not just VOCPhone.
To transfer the call you first need to open VOCPhone, and the way through is the More (…) button.
In short: tap More (…) on the lock screen → unlock your phone → tap Transfer or Att. Transfer in VOCPhone.
On the lock screen, the call controls appear with More (…) on the bottom-left, next to the red End button.
Tap More (…).

Because the phone is locked, iOS will ask you to unlock before it can open the app. Use Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode.
Your call stays connected the whole time — unlocking does not drop or mute the caller.
If the lock screen only shows a small banner (VOCPhone Audio with the caller's name and the call timer) and no buttons, the call controls are collapsed.
Do one of the following:

VOCPhone now opens on its own in-call screen, which has the full set of call controls, including both transfer options.

| Button | What it does |
|---|---|
| Transfer | Blind transfer — sends the caller straight through without speaking to the person first |
| Att. Transfer | Attended (warm) transfer — you speak to the person first, then connect the caller |
| Add Call | Start a second call / conference |
| Keypad | Send touch-tones (DTMF), for example when navigating an IVR menu |
| Hold | Place the caller on hold |
Why isn't there a Transfer button on the lock screen?
The lock screen call controls are provided by iOS, not by VOCPhone, so the buttons available there are fixed by Apple. Transfer is a VOCPhone feature, so it lives in the VOCPhone in-call screen.
Do I have to unlock my phone every time?
Only while the phone is locked. If your phone is already unlocked, tapping More (…) or Open in VOCPhone takes you straight to the VOCPhone call screen.
Will the caller hear me while I move between screens?
Yes — the call stays live and unmuted (unless you have muted it). The caller will hear you the entire time unless you place them on Hold.
Nothing happens when I tap More (…).
Unlock the phone and open VOCPhone from your home screen instead. The active call is still running and the app will open on the in-call screen.