Why is a multisender cheaper than sending one by one?

Every recipient in a batch shares the same transaction, so the per-transfer gas cost drops sharply compared with dozens of separate sends.

Why do I have to sign two transactions?

The first one approves the token so the contract can move it; the second one actually distributes. Native coin sends skip the approval.

What happens to a list with more than 200 addresses?

It is split into batches of 200 automatically, because a single transaction that is too large will run out of gas and fail.

Can I use it for an NFT drop?

No — NFT transfers use the batch NFT tool instead, which sends many NFTs to many wallets.

Batch Airdrop

Paste a recipient list and the matching amounts, review the pairing row by row, then send. Lists over 200 addresses are split into batches — you confirm each batch.

What to airdrop

BNB·native coin

Leave blank to airdrop native coin; paste a token address to airdrop ERC-20 (approval required).

Token address (leave blank for native coin)

Token info

Blank = native coin · 18 decimals

Receiving address

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Uploading a table is fastest (two columns: address and amount), but pasting works too — one per line, or separated by commas or spaces

Upload a file (CSV / TXT)

Or drop the file here

CSVTXT

Two columns: address and amount. In Excel, use "Save as CSV" before uploading

You can leave amounts blank and fill them all at once with “Same amount” on the right.

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Amount

0 valid

One line per recipient — the counts must match. Use “Same amount” for a flat amount, or “Random range” to spread them out.

Quick fill

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Fees

BNB

Airdrop total:: 0BNB
Service fee:: 0.01BNB

Addresses per batch

200

Up to 200 addresses per batch. Smaller batches reduce gas per transaction but increase the number of batches and fixed per-batch service fees.

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Progress

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Multisender — airdrop tokens to many addresses at once

A multisender sends the same token to a long list of wallets in one transaction, which is the cheapest way to run an airdrop, pay contributors or fund fresh wallets. Paste the list or upload a file, choose a fixed or a random amount, and long lists are split into batches automatically.

Service fee: BNB Chain · 0.01 BNB per batch
Addresses per transaction: up to 200
Assets: Native coin and any ERC-20 / BEP-20 token
Before you sign: totals and the exact fee are shown first

How it works

1. Connect a wallet, pick the network and the token
ERC-20 tokens and the native coin both work; the native coin does not need an approval step.
2. Build the recipient list
Paste addresses with amounts, or upload a file. Malformed duplicates are flagged before you pay anything.
3. Choose the amount mode
Send the same amount to everyone, or a random amount inside a minimum and maximum range — handy for making wallet activity look organic.
4. Approve, then send
An ERC-20 airdrop needs an approval transaction first, then the batch runs. Lists longer than 200 addresses are split into batches so each transaction stays within what the chain accepts.

FAQ

Why is a multisender cheaper than sending one by one?: Every recipient in a batch shares the same transaction, so the per-transfer gas cost drops sharply compared with dozens of separate sends.
Why do I have to sign two transactions?: The first one approves the token so the contract can move it; the second one actually distributes. Native coin sends skip the approval.
What happens to a list with more than 200 addresses?: It is split into batches of 200 automatically, because a single transaction that is too large will run out of gas and fail.
Can I use it for an NFT drop?: No — NFT transfers use the batch NFT tool instead, which sends many NFTs to many wallets.