Sweeping means moving the balances out of a pile of wallets into a single address. It runs the opposite way to a batch send: a send is one wallet paying many, a sweep is many wallets each paying the same address.
- Set the destinationPick an address with no obvious link to what you did before. Sweeping into your main wallet reconnects everything you deliberately kept apart.
- Pick the assetLeave the token contract field blank to sweep native coin; paste an ERC-20 address to sweep that token, and the page reads its name, symbol and decimals.
- Set the amount per walletBlank means everything. When sweeping native coin the page deducts the gas estimate first and sends the rest, so a blank field does not fail every wallet for lack of gas.
- Import the source walletsOne private key per line; the table then lists each address with its balance. Every transfer pays its own gas, so a wallet that cannot cover gas is skipped instead of stalling the batch.
- Test with one small wallet firstA sweep moves everything out. For the first run use a wallet holding only a small balance, confirm the amount that arrives, then scale up.
Careful · After a sweep the key is worthless
Once a wallet is emptied, the address behind that private key holds nothing. If you want to keep using it, enter a specific amount so each wallet leaves a little behind.
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