Batch Transfer / Multisend (Testnets)

Paste a list of addresses and amounts, connect your wallet, sign a handful of transactions instead of hundreds. Built for testing airdrops, payroll and reward scripts before they touch real money.

Need this on mainnet?

The public pages are deliberately locked to test networks. For a mainnet distribution (a private deployment of this tool for your team, or help preparing and running an airdrop or payroll with your own wallet keys), email with the chain, token and approximate number of recipients.

What is a batch transfer tool?

A batch transfer (multisend) tool sends one asset to many recipients with far fewer signatures than one transaction per address: on EVM chains a small contract loops over the list inside a single transaction, on Solana the transfers are packed as instructions into as few transactions as fit, and on Tron a contract plays the same role as on EVM. The pages on this site run on test networks only, so you can rehearse an airdrop or payout before it touches real funds.

How a batch transfer works

Connect a browser wallet. The page checks the network and refuses mainnets.
Choose the asset: the native coin, or a token by contract or mint address. Symbol, decimals and your balance are read from the chain.
Paste recipients as address, amount lines (CSV exports work; commas, spaces, tabs and semicolons are all accepted). Every address is checksum-validated and duplicates are flagged.
Review the summary: count, total, number of transactions.
Sign. EVM: one approval (for tokens) plus one transaction per chunk. Solana: one wallet prompt signs all transactions, which are then sent and confirmed in order.
Export the results CSV with a transaction hash per recipient.

Supported networks

Network	Assets	Mechanism
Sepolia	ETH, ERC-20	Existing disperse contract or your own BatchTransfer deployment
Hoodi, BSC testnet, Base Sepolia, Arbitrum Sepolia, OP Sepolia, Polygon Amoy	native, ERC-20	Deploy BatchTransfer once from the page (one transaction), then reuse it
Solana devnet	SOL, SPL and Token-2022	Bundled transfer instructions, no contract needed
Tron Nile, Shasta	TRX, TRC-20	Deploy BatchTransfer once from TronLink, then reuse it

Before you run the real thing

Run the exact list on a testnet first. The validator catches malformed addresses, but only you can catch a wrong-but-valid one.
Prefer the disperseToken path (one approval for the exact total) over unlimited approvals.
Keep the CSV export: it is your receipt and makes reconciliation trivial.

Frequently asked questions

Why only testnets?

Batch tools that move real money attract phishing clones and impersonation, and every mistake is irreversible. Keeping the public pages on Sepolia and devnet lets developers rehearse a distribution safely. Mainnet use is available as a private deployment on request, so the code you tested is exactly what runs with real funds.

Is it non-custodial?

Yes. There is no server. Your wallet signs each transaction and sends it to the network directly. On EVM chains the batch contract forwards funds inside the same transaction and never holds a balance between calls; on Solana the transfers are plain system or token instructions bundled into one transaction.

How many recipients fit in one transaction?

EVM: about 150 to 300 native transfers or 100 to 200 token transfers per transaction, depending on the chain's block gas limit; the page lets you set the chunk size. Solana: about 18 SOL transfers or 8 token transfers (with account creation) per transaction, limited by the 1232-byte packet size; the page splits automatically and asks the wallet to sign all transactions at once.

What does it cost?

Only network gas or fees. The tool itself charges nothing and the contract takes no cut. On Solana, creating a recipient's token account costs rent of about 0.002 SOL, paid by the sender.

Where do I get test tokens?

Sepolia ETH: faucets from Alchemy, Chainlink, Google Cloud or the Ethereum Foundation. Solana devnet: the airdrop button on the page or faucet.solana.com. For ERC-20 or SPL tests, deploy or mint your own test token; most faucet tokens work too.