Send tokens to many wallets, from your own wallet
For projects and stake pools: pay a list of addresses, the holders of a token or the delegators of a pool in a handful of transactions. Recipients do nothing and pay nothing: the tokens arrive in their wallet. You pay the network fees and the small amount of ADA the ledger requires every payment to carry. This site charges nothing and never holds anything.
The list, the plan and every transaction are made in your browser. Nothing is built or signed until you ask for it, and this site never holds your tokens.
There is no deposit, no bucket and no claim: the tokens go straight from your wallet to each recipient, in ordinary transactions you sign one at a time. If you stop halfway, the rest is simply still in your wallet.
Before your wallet sees a transaction, its bytes are read back: it pays exactly the recipients shown, each once and each the listed amount, returns everything else to you, and does nothing but pay. Otherwise it is refused.
What you sign is recorded before it is sent. Until that transaction is in a block, or the chain has passed its expiry, nothing new is built for the same people. An interrupted run continues with whoever is still unpaid.
- Every payment of a token must carry ADA, about ₳1.0 to ₳1.5 depending on the token and the address. It goes to the recipient and does not come back. A thousand recipients therefore take roughly ₳1,200 plus about ₳7 in fees; the exact figures are shown before you sign anything.
- A snapshot is only offered where this site holds the list. For large tokens it holds the largest holders, not all of them, and it says so; such a list has to be accepted in so many words before it can be used. Your own list is always accepted.
- Contract addresses are never paid: tokens sent to a contract without the data it expects can be locked for good. Exchange deposit addresses are ordinary addresses; leave them out by label or by hand.
- Delegators are stake keys, and a stake key cannot receive tokens. Each one is matched to a payment address of the same wallet. A delegator without such an address is left out and listed.
- One transaction pays up to about 120 recipients. Each waits for the one before it to be in a block, which usually takes under a minute.
- The record of what you signed lives in this browser, per wallet and token. Save the progress file if you may continue on another computer.
- Looking for something to claim instead? See what your wallet can claim.