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Multisender

Airdrop SPL tokens to hundreds of wallets in batched transactions.

Connect your Solana wallet to use this tool.

What the multisender tool does

The multisender batches SPL token transfers so you can pay an airdrop list, a presale allocation, or a team distribution in a handful of transactions instead of one per wallet. Recipients that don't have an associated token account yet get one created as part of the batch.

  • Accepts a recipient list as address/amount pairs, so you can paste from a spreadsheet or export from a snapshot tool.
  • Groups transfers into batched transactions to stay under Solana's per-transaction size limit and keep network fees low.
  • Creates the associated token account (ATA) for recipients who have never held your token, which is the usual reason a naive airdrop script fails.
  • Shows the total token amount and the estimated SOL cost before you sign, so you can catch a misplaced decimal before it is irreversible.
  • Runs on devnet and testnet at no platform fee, which is the cheapest way to validate a large list before spending real SOL.

How to use the Solana multisender tool

  1. Connect your Solana wallet

    Connect the wallet that holds the tokens you want to distribute. MoonSol never sees your private key — every batch is signed in your wallet.

  2. Select the token

    Pick the SPL mint you are distributing. The tool reads your balance so you can check it covers the full list.

  3. Add your recipients

    Paste address and amount pairs, one per line. Duplicate and malformed addresses are reported before anything is sent.

  4. Review and send

    Check the recipient count, total amount, and fee, then approve the batches in your wallet. Progress is shown per batch so you can see exactly where a retry is needed.

Multisender FAQ

01How many wallets can I airdrop to at once?

Hundreds. The tool splits your list into batched transactions automatically, so the practical limit is the SOL you hold for network and account-creation fees rather than a fixed recipient cap.

02What does an SPL airdrop cost?

The MoonSol fee is 0.05 SOL per run. On top of that you pay Solana network fees, plus roughly 0.002 SOL of rent for each recipient who does not already have an associated token account for your mint.

03What happens if one batch fails?

Only that batch fails. Batches already confirmed on-chain stay confirmed, and you can re-run the tool with the remaining addresses. Failures are almost always insufficient SOL or network congestion.

04Can I test my list before spending real SOL?

Yes. Switch the network selector to devnet and run the same list against a devnet token. There is no platform fee on test networks.

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