Tools
Manage distribution jobs
Every multisend, airdrop and Wallet Aggregator run from the connected wallet, as one list of cards you can filter.
What's listed
| Multisend | Every job, live: its status, how many batches have gone out, and Resume, Details and Remove. Details opens the job page with each batch's signature. |
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| Airdrop | Each finished airdrop: the amount, how many wallets, and its transactions. |
| Aggregator | Each run: what was collected, how many source wallets succeeded, the destination, and its transactions. |
The newest is first. The filter at the top shows All, Multisend, Airdrop or Aggregator, and it's part of the page address (?type=airdrop), so a filtered view can be bookmarked.
Resuming a multisend
A multisend that stopped (the tab closed, the wallet prompt was rejected, the RPC couldn't get batches through) shows as Paused with how many batches were sent. Resume checks the chain for batches that landed late, then sends only the rest, usually without a new signature. On the job page, Return unused funds sends the send key's SOL back to your wallet and revokes its token approval.
Where the list lives
- In this browser only, per wallet and network. Nothing is sent to Solstack, so another browser or device won't show it, and clearing site data erases it.
- Switching between devnet and mainnet shows that network's list.
- An aggregator run is listed for the wallet that was connected, or for the destination address if none was.
- No private keys are kept — only addresses, amounts, counts and signatures.
Removing entries
Remove drops one card; Clear list clears everything the current filter shows. Removing an entry changes nothing on-chain. A multisend whose send key may still hold SOL can't be removed until its funds are returned, because the key's secret exists only in that entry.