Multisender

Airdrop tokens to thousands in one go.

Upload a CSV of addresses and amounts, preview the totals, and send them all in a few batched transactions. Pay gas once, not once per wallet.

Choose your networkHow it works
  • Gas-optimized batching, up to around 90% savings
  • Non-custodial, and the whole airdrop is one signature
  • Duplicate and invalid addresses flagged before you send
Multisender · Base247 recipients
Recipient list
airdrop.csv
0x7a2f…4B1c12,500 NEBL
0x91Ee…D0a78,000 NEBL
0x3Cd4…9fA225,000 NEBL
0xBb18…7E634,250 NEBL
0x0F5a…2C8816,750 NEBL
Total to send1,842,500 NEBL
Send airdrop
Supported networks

Choose your network

Send tokens to multiple addresses on any chain. Same flow on Solana SPL and every EVM ERC-20.

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Pricing

Priced per recipient, gas shared per batch

The fee is charged once per wallet you send to, in the chain's own currency, plus network gas for each batch. Both are shown before you sign.

NetworkPer recipient
Solana0.001 SOL
Ethereum0.0001 ETH
Base0.0001 ETH
Arbitrum0.0001 ETH
Polygon0.5 POL
BNB Chain0.001 BNB
Robinhood0.0001 ETH
Optimism0.0001 ETH
Unichain0.0001 ETH

A 500-wallet airdrop on Ethereum costs 500 x 0.0001 ETH = 0.05 ETH in fees, plus the gas for one batch. Sending the native coin needs no token approval.

Send an airdrop in three steps

1

Connect your wallet

Connect any EVM or Solana wallet holding the token you want to distribute.

2

Upload your recipients

Paste or drop a CSV of address, amount rows. We validate every line and flag duplicates.

3

Review and send

See the exact total and gas, then approve once. Failed rows are easy to retry.

Features

Built for airdrops that don't break

Everything you need to distribute a token to a large list safely and cheaply.

CSV or paste

Import an address, amount list from anywhere, or paste rows directly.

Batched sends

Thousands of recipients grouped into a few transactions to save gas.

Pre-flight checks

Invalid addresses, duplicates and low balance caught before you sign.

Preview totals

See the exact amount and fee up front, no surprises at signing.

Native coin or any token

Send ETH, SOL, BNB or any ERC-20, SPL or BEP-20 token you hold, not just Tokenry tokens.

Retry failed rows

If a batch fails, resend just the affected recipients.

Non-custodial by design

Your keys. Your tokens. Your control.

Tokenry never touches your funds or private keys. You sign every transaction in your own wallet - we just build the deployment.

Keys never leave

Your private keys stay in your wallet. We never see, store, or transmit them.

Fees before signing

Every fee and gas estimate is shown in native currency before you approve.

Auto-verified

Contracts publish verified source to the explorer automatically at launch.

100% ownership

Ownership transfers directly to your wallet. Renounce anytime, no strings.

Common questions

A token 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, and on either ecosystem it is one approval. On EVM networks the entire list goes out in a single transaction, with the contract stepping through recipients internally in groups of 800 to 1,000 purely for gas efficiency. Solana caps a transaction at about 6 to 8 recipients, so a large airdrop there really is split into many small transactions, but your wallet signs the whole set in one prompt. Either way you are not clicking through 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: 0.001 SOL per recipient on Solana; 0.0001 ETH per recipient on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood, Optimism and Unichain; 0.5 POL per recipient on Polygon; 0.001 BNB per recipient on BNB Chain. Network gas for each batch is extra, and both are shown before you sign. Batching still makes it far cheaper than sending one by one because gas is shared across the whole 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 the distribution yourself, once, and nothing moves until you do.

What is a token multisender?

A token multisender, also called a bulk token sender, distributes a token to many wallets through one smart contract call instead of one transfer at a time. You upload a list of addresses and amounts, and the contract pays every recipient from that single call, so the transaction overhead is shared across the whole list rather than repeated for each person. On EVM networks the entire distribution is one transaction. On Solana, where a transaction physically cannot carry more than a handful of transfers, the list is split into small transactions that your wallet signs together in one prompt.

It is fully non-custodial. Funds move directly from your wallet to the recipients through the contract, which never holds a balance of its own. There are two modes: sending a token - an ERC-20, SPL, or BEP-20 - needs a one-time approval per token per chain, while sending the native coin such as ETH, SOL, BNB, or POL needs no approval at all. Batch sizes are set per chain: EVM blockchains handle roughly 800 to 1,000 recipients per batch, while Solana fits 6 to 8 per transaction because of its size limits and reaches around 2,500 recipients per airdrop. The difference is that on Solana every one of those small transactions is signed together in one approval, so a 2,000-wallet drop is still a single signature - not the hundreds that per-batch signing tools require.

How much does a multisender cost?

The multisender fee is charged per recipient, not as a flat rate: 0.001 SOL per recipient on Solana; 0.0001 ETH per recipient on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Robinhood, Optimism and Unichain; 0.5 POL per recipient on Polygon; 0.001 BNB per recipient on BNB Chain. A send to 500 wallets on Ethereum costs 500 x 0.0001 ETH = 0.05 ETH, plus the network gas for the batches. That is still far cheaper than sending one at a time, because batching shares the gas across every recipient in a transaction, which is where the saving comes from.

The exact per-recipient fee and gas are always shown before you sign, in the chain's native currency. See the details on each network's page, for example Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, or Solana.

What can you airdrop with Tokenry?

You can distribute any token your wallet holds - any ERC-20, SPL, or BEP-20, not just tokens created with Tokenry - as well as the native coin of each chain. Common uses are community airdrops, DAO governance distributions, team and contributor payouts, staking or reward payments, and affiliate or referral batches.

Just launched a token? Use the crypto token creator first, then come back here to airdrop it. Managing an existing token? The token manager lets you mint, burn, or renounce ownership before or after your distribution.

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Upload your list, preview the totals, and distribute across 9 chains. Non-custodial and gas-optimized.

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