> Solana token multisender
bulk SOL & SPL token sender — up to 50 wallets in one transaction · airdrops, payroll, rewards · Phantom or Backpack
same amount sent to every address in the list below
one Solana address per line. max 50 recipients per transaction.
select wallet to connect
Paste recipients — add wallet addresses and amounts, one per line. Supports up to 50 recipients in a single transaction.
Connect wallet — use Phantom or Backpack. We never store your keys — everything is signed locally in your wallet.
Review & sign — verify the total amount, gas fee, and recipient list. Sign once — all transfers execute atomically in one transaction.
Done — all recipients receive tokens instantly. You get a transaction signature for on-chain verification.
Gas cost: ~0.000005 SOL/recipient for SOL (~0.00025 SOL for 50). SPL transfers cost ~0.002 SOL/recipient due to token account creation. Still near-zero vs EVM chains ($50+ for similar batches).
How many recipients can I send to in one transaction?
Up to 50 addresses per transaction. This limit is set by the Solana transaction size limit (1232 bytes). Each transfer instruction consumes ~24 bytes. If you need more, split into multiple transactions.
What tokens are supported?
Native SOL and any SPL token on Solana. Just paste the token's mint address when selecting SPL mode. NFTs are NOT supported — each NFT transfer requires a separate associated token account creation, which must be done individually.
Is my wallet safe?
Yes — we never touch your private keys. The transaction is built in your browser and signed locally by Phantom or Backpack. Your keys never leave your device. The signed TX is broadcast directly to Solana — we can't access or move your funds.
What happens if a recipient address is invalid?
The transaction will fail atomically — meaning NO transfers go through, and your gas fee is the only loss. Always double-check your recipient addresses. We validate Solana address format before building the transaction but can't verify whether an address is active or belongs to the intended recipient.
Why Solana instead of EVM for multisender?
Cost and speed. Solana fees are ~0.000005 SOL per address (fraction of a cent). On Ethereum, a 50-address multisender can cost $50+ in gas. Solana also finalizes in ~400ms versus 12+ seconds on EVM chains. For airdrops and distributions, Solana is the clear winner.
Can I use this for token airdrops?
Absolutely. This is the primary use case. Paste your airdrop list, select the token, and send to all recipients in one click. For large airdrops (500+ addresses), split into batches of 50 transactions each.
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