Migrate Wallet Assets
Scan the wallet, review the list, then move everything out — tokens first and native coin last, with just enough gas left behind.
1 · Source wallets (one or more) and the destination
One private key per line to sweep several old wallets into one new address in a single run. Keys only sign inside your browser and are never uploaded.
64 hex characters starting with 0x — one per line
Everything from all source wallets is collected here. An address copied from Binance without the 0x prefix pastes fine too.
2 · Gas sponsorship (optional)
When a source wallet holds only tokens and no native coin, it can't pay gas to move them. Turn this on and another funded wallet advances each source wallet just enough native coin. The source wallet still signs its own transactions, and its private key is never given to the payer.
3 · Scan settings
The scan lists every token this wallet holds; balances and decimals are confirmed on-chain at the end. Service fee: per token 0.0001 BNB (the same as one Volume Bot trade; native coin is free).
0 moves everything; tokens with no price aren't filtered; lower the threshold when you want to move something that got filtered out
0 = take it all. Gas for every transaction is already deducted one by one — set an amount only if you want to keep some in the old wallet.
One contract address per line · Changed this list? Click the scan button below again — new tokens only appear in the list after a re-scan.
Migrate a wallet: move every asset to a new address
Asset migration takes everything out of one wallet and puts it into another — native coin, tokens and NFTs — as a list you review before anything is sent. It is what you use to move off a compromised key, consolidate wallets, or hand a position to a fresh address.
- Fee
- Per token, at the Volume Bot rate for the selected chain — moving the native coin is free
- Risk tokens
- excluded by default, but still listed so you can allow one on purpose
- Order
- tokens first and native coin last, with gas sponsorship while emptying
FAQ
- How does it find my assets?
- An indexer returns the tokens the address has touched, and the list is checked on-chain before you send. Anything missing can be pasted in by contract address.
- Can I choose which tokens move?
- Yes. Every row is selectable, and tokens flagged as high risk are excluded by default — tick them back in only if you know what they are.
- Is it one transaction or many?
- One transaction per asset, so the fee is charged per token moved. Native coin is sent last so every transfer can still pay for its own gas.
