Tools
Multisender
Send SOL or any token to many wallets in one pass, from a pasted list or a CSV.
Step by step
- Step 1Connect walletPays fees, rent and the transfers.
- Step 2Pick assetSOL, or paste a token mint address.
- Step 3Paste the list`address, amount` per line — or upload a CSV.
- Step 4Sign each batch~15 transfers per transaction; one signature each.
- Step 5SentCompleted batches are never repeated if you re-run.
List format
One recipient per line: an address, then an amount, separated by a comma or a space. A header row is fine — it's ignored if the amount isn't a number. Bad rows are flagged in the preview.
What you sign
One transaction per batch. Each batch is atomic — if any transfer in it fails, the whole batch reverts and nothing in it is sent.
Costs
- A network fee per batch transaction.
- ~0.002 SOL rent for each recipient that has no token account yet for the mint — paid by you.
Sending to holders instead of a list?
If the recipients are the current holders of a token or NFT collection, Airdrop takes the snapshot and splits the amount for you — flat per wallet or pro-rata. To only export that holder list, use Holder Snapshot.
FAQ
What does it cost?
A Solstack fee of 0.001 SOL per recipient, shown with the breakdown on the review card before you sign. On top of that: network fees per batch, and ~0.002 SOL rent for each recipient who doesn't yet have a token account for this mint.
How many recipients can I send to at once?
As many as you like — the list is split into batches, each batch one signature. SOL sends batch 15 recipients per transaction; token sends batch 7, since each of those also needs a create-account instruction. Large lists mean multiple wallet approvals.
What format does the recipient list use?
One entry per line: an address, then an amount, separated by a comma or space. You can also paste a CSV.
What if one transfer in a batch fails?
The whole batch fails atomically and nothing in it is sent — but batches before it already landed and aren't rolled back. Solstack doesn't track which recipients were already paid, so check the explorer for the batches that went through and remove those rows before re-running, or you'll pay them twice.
Does it create token accounts for recipients?
Yes — if a recipient has no associated token account for the mint, one is created and the small rent comes out of your wallet.