Which chains support snapshots?

BNB Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum and Base. On opBNB and the BSC testnet the tool falls back to a second data provider.

Where does the holder data come from?

From on-chain indexers that the server queries on your behalf. No API key ever reaches the browser — that is how tools like this usually leak theirs.

Can I snapshot NFT holders?

The snapshot tool covers ERC-20 tokens. NFT holders are indexed differently, so they are not included here.

Can I see who provides liquidity in a pool?

Yes. A V2 pool position is an ERC-20 token itself, so snapshot the LP token and you get every address that holds a share of the pool.

Token Snapshot

Paste a token address to pull the holder list and balances, then export it as CSV.

Token snapshot

Export the holder address list for airdrops, balance checks, or market-making work. The data is fetched through our server, so your browser never touches a third-party API key.

Token address

Works with any standard ERC-20

Minimum balance (optional)

Addresses below this amount are filtered out

How many to collect

Up to 5000

Token holder snapshot — export the holders list

A token snapshot reads the holders of an ERC-20 token and their balances, which is what you need before an airdrop, a migration, or a check on how concentrated the supply is. The list is paged, balances come back in the token smallest unit, and the holder count comes from the same request.

Holders per snapshot: up to 5,000 addresses
Filters: how many holders you want, plus a minimum balance
Export: CSV with address and balance — ready to feed a multisender
Wallet: not required: the read runs on our server

How it works

1. Pick the network and paste the token address
Snapshots work with ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens. Unsupported chains and malformed addresses are rejected before a request is sent.
2. Read the holders
The lookup runs on the server, so the data provider key never reaches the browser.
3. Page through the list
Large tokens return a cursor, and the summary view gives you the holder count without loading every row.
4. Copy or export the addresses
Every address can be copied in one click, so the list can go straight into the multisender.

FAQ

Which chains support snapshots?: BNB Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum and Base. On opBNB and the BSC testnet the tool falls back to a second data provider.
Where does the holder data come from?: From on-chain indexers that the server queries on your behalf. No API key ever reaches the browser — that is how tools like this usually leak theirs.
Can I snapshot NFT holders?: The snapshot tool covers ERC-20 tokens. NFT holders are indexed differently, so they are not included here.
Can I see who provides liquidity in a pool?: Yes. A V2 pool position is an ERC-20 token itself, so snapshot the LP token and you get every address that holds a share of the pool.