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 and how many batches have gone out. Details opens the job page with each batch's signature, the CSV report and Cancel. |
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| Airdrop | Every airdrop, live, like a multisend: status, batches sent, and Resume, Details and Remove. Airdrops sent before they moved to a send key show as finished records with their 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.
If a send stops
Sends run on Solstack's server, so a closed tab or a cleared browser doesn't stop them. If a send needs your action, for example because the approval was revoked or the tokens were moved, it says what's missing and offers a button to fix it in one transaction, then continues on its own. Cancel stops a send: batches already out still land, nothing new goes out, and the SOL it didn't use comes back. A token send that ends before using its whole approval, because you cancelled or a recipient was skipped, revokes what's left of it for you, and the job page shows that transaction. One send of a token runs at a time: a second is refused until the first finishes, because a token account holds only one approval. Sends made before server-side sending, from a key in your browser, still resume and return their funds from here.
Where the list lives
- In this browser, per wallet and network. Sends run by Solstack's server also appear on any device where you sign in with that wallet (Show sends from other devices).
- 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.
- Your wallet's keys are never kept. A send's own key is held encrypted by Solstack's server (older browser-run sends keep theirs in this browser); otherwise 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, and removing a server-run send only hides it here. An older browser-run send whose key may still hold SOL can't be removed until its funds are returned, because that key's secret exists only in its entry.
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