Choose ETH or an ERC-20
Native ETH batches spend directly from the connected balance. ERC-20 distributions use the selected token contract and may require a separate allowance approval before the multisender transaction can execute.
Ethereum multisender
Send ERC-20 or ETH payouts from a validated recipient list and retain the resulting Etherscan transaction record.
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About This Tool
Reward holders or pay partners with an Ethereum multisender. Validate addresses and amounts, review fees, approve the transaction, and retain the Etherscan hash.
Audit the Ethereum recipient list
Validate every checksum address and calculate the full outgoing amount before signing. Larger batches require more gas, so use the live wallet estimate and keep the Etherscan receipts for reconciliation.
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Mint ERC-20 Supply
Increase supply when the connected wallet has the permission required by the token contract.
Uniswap Ratio Planner
Compare proposed ERC-20 and quote-asset deposit amounts; this planner does not submit a pool transaction.
Burn ERC-20 Tokens
Call a compatible token burn function from the connected holder wallet and verify the transaction.
Revoke ERC-20 Ownership
Transfer or renounce the contract owner role after checking any separate privileged roles.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers on fees, wallet requirements, and what happens after you approve the transaction.
Still have questions?
Talk to the teamPaste one address per line using `address,amount` pairs or upload a CSV. Decimals follow your token configuration.
We recommend batches of up to 400 recipients for reliability. Larger airdrops can be split into multiple batches.
Never. Tokens move directly from your connected wallet, so you always control approvals and balances.
Yes. Switch the asset type to native ETH for giveaways or reimbursements.
A submitted contract call is atomic: if it reverts, no listed transfer in that transaction completes. Read the wallet or explorer error, correct the input, and try again.