Airdrop tokens to thousands in one go.

A multisender, or bulk token sender, distributes a token to many wallets in batched transactions instead of one transfer at a time, so you pay gas once per batch rather than once per recipient. On Solana it goes one better: the entire airdrop is signed in a single wallet approval, however many recipients you send to.

Thousands. Recipients are grouped into batches sized for each chain - roughly 800 to 1,000 per batch on EVM networks and 6 to 8 per transaction on Solana. On EVM you sign each batch; on Solana you sign the whole airdrop once, in a single wallet approval, and it reaches around 2,500 recipients - not the hundreds of separate signatures that per-batch tools ask for.

Yes. The multisender sends the native coin of each chain as well as any token. Native coin sends need no approval; token sends need a one-time approval first.

Yes. It works with any ERC-20, SPL or BEP-20 token your connected wallet holds, whether or not it was created with Tokenry.

For token sends you grant a one-time approval per token per chain, which lets the contract move that token. After that you can send as often as you like. Native coin needs no approval.

The fee is per recipient, plus network gas, both shown in the chain's native currency before you sign. Batching still makes it far cheaper than sending one by one because gas is shared across the batch.

Two columns: wallet address and amount. Paste rows directly or upload a file, and we validate every line and flag duplicates before sending.

Only that batch stops. You retry just the affected recipients, not the whole list.

Yes. Tokens and coins move directly from your wallet to the recipients through the contract, which never holds your funds. You approve every transfer yourself - per batch on EVM, or all at once in a single signature on Solana.