Token MultiSender

Send ERC20 tokens to many wallets cheaper, more safely and with less manual work using a guided batch sender for airdrops, payouts, rewards, and treasury operations.

Load your token, import a CSV recipient list, approve only the exact batch amount, review the transfer, and send.
CSV airdrops and payouts
Import wallet lists from Sheets, Excel, CRM tools, or back-office exports.
Safer approval flow
Approve only the amount required for the current ERC20 batch.
One batch transaction
Save time on airdrops, rewards, treasury distributions, and partner payouts.
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Send tokens to multiple addresses without repeating transfers

Token MultiSender is an ERC20 batch sender for teams that need to send the same token to many wallets from one guided flow. Instead of repeating transfers wallet by wallet, you load the token contract, import a CSV with recipients and amounts, approve only the allowance required for that batch, and submit the whole batch in one transaction.

Use it for token airdrops, community rewards, customer payouts, vesting distributions, payroll-style token payments, treasury operations, and any ERC20 transfer workflow where review, speed, and safer approvals matter.

How to batch send ERC20 tokens

A simple 3-step flow for ERC20 airdrops, token payouts, rewards, and multichain batch distributions across supported EVM networks.

Step 1

Load token

Choose a supported network and load the ERC20 token you want to distribute.

Step 2

Import recipients

Paste or upload a CSV with wallet addresses and values. The app checks formatting and token decimals for you.

Step 3

Approve and send

Approve the exact batch amount, review every recipient, then send all ERC20 transfers in one transaction.

Supported Network

Token MultiSender supports batch token transfers on the most requested EVM networks for airdrops, payroll-style payouts, customer rewards, treasury operations, and community distributions.

Built for real token distribution workflows

From token airdrops to treasury operations, these are the high-intent ERC20 batch transfer use cases teams search for when they need to move tokens at scale.

Token airdrops and growth campaigns

Send tokens to multiple addresses for launches, waitlists, quests, retroactive rewards, and community activation campaigns.

Customer rewards and loyalty payouts

Distribute ERC20 rewards from CSV exports generated by CRM, ecommerce, affiliate, or loyalty systems.

DAO, team, and partner distributions

Handle contributor payouts, advisor allocations, grants, and recurring community distributions from one wallet.

Treasury and operations batches

Reduce manual work when you need to batch send tokens for refunds, settlements, rebates, or internal treasury movements.

Ready to run your next ERC20 distribution?

Import recipients, review amounts, approve only what the batch needs, and send ERC20 payouts, rewards, treasury batches, partner payments, or airdrops from one guided flow.

Start Batch Sending

Why Use Token MultiSender

Built for ERC20 batch payments, token airdrops, customer rewards, community distributions, payroll-style token sends, and treasury operations.

One batch, one transaction

Stop repeating transfers wallet by wallet. Build one ERC20 batch and send every payout in a single transaction.

CSV-ready for real lists

Use the recipient lists you already have in Sheets, Excel, campaign exports, or back-office tools.

Lower operational overhead

Review one batch instead of many single transfers when running payouts, airdrops, and treasury distributions.

Safer token validation

Amounts are checked against token decimals before approval and send, so mistakes surface earlier.

Start your ERC20 batch transfer

Pick a supported chain, add your token address, and open Token MultiSender for your next airdrop, payout, reward distribution, or treasury batch.

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Token address

Token MultiSender FAQ

Clear answers about ERC20 multisender workflows, supported networks, CSV imports, gas fees, and safe batch transfer usage.

What is Token MultiSender?
Token MultiSender is an ERC20 batch sender that lets you send tokens to multiple wallet addresses from one guided flow. It is built for token airdrops, community rewards, customer payouts, treasury distributions, vesting operations, and other multi-wallet token transfers.
How do I send tokens to multiple addresses?
Choose a supported network, paste the token contract address, import a CSV with recipient wallets and token amounts, approve the exact batch total, review the transfer list, and confirm the batch transaction from your wallet.
How does ERC20 batch sending work?
Choose a supported network, paste the token contract address, import or edit recipients and amounts, approve the exact batch total, review the distribution, and submit the batch transfer. The MultiSender contract then executes the ERC20 transfers in one transaction.
Which networks support Token MultiSender?
Token MultiSender is currently available on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base. More networks will be added over time.
Which tokens can I send with Token MultiSender?
You can batch send standard ERC20-compatible tokens on supported EVM networks, including tokens created with Token Generator. The sender reads the token decimals, balance, and allowance before the transfer.
How much gas does an ERC20 batch transfer use?
Gas depends on the selected network, the token contract, and the number of recipients in the batch. A single batch transaction is usually cheaper and faster than sending many separate transactions, but larger recipient lists still require more gas because every transfer must be executed onchain.
Who pays the gas fee?
The connected wallet pays gas in the native coin of the selected network, such as ETH on Ethereum or Base, BNB on BNB Smart Chain, and POL on Polygon. Keep enough native balance in the sender wallet before approving and sending the batch.
Can I use Token MultiSender for token airdrops?
Yes. Token MultiSender is designed for ERC20 token airdrops, holder rewards, community incentives, DAO payouts, customer refunds, partner payments, and other campaigns where one wallet needs to distribute tokens to many recipients.
Why does the app approve the exact batch amount?
Approving only the amount required for the current batch helps avoid unnecessary token allowance. You can review the recipients, amounts, total token balance, and required allowance before sending the final batch transaction.
What is the Token MultiSender contract address?
The current Token MultiSender contract address is 0x5795fB968B1751233d6d86b8a1E4a7b64Af3FD88. Always verify carefully that the address you are approving in your wallet matches this exact address before confirming the allowance transaction.
Do I need the full token balance before sending?
Yes. The sender wallet must hold at least the total amount required by the batch. If the token balance is lower than the required allowance or total batch amount, the app blocks the approval and send flow until the wallet has enough tokens.
What CSV format is required?
Each CSV row should include a recipient wallet address and a token amount. Amounts can be different for each recipient. The sender checks address formatting, token decimals, duplicate-looking input issues, and batch totals before approval and transfer.
Can I upload CSV or Excel recipient lists?
Yes. Token MultiSender is built around CSV imports, so you can prepare recipient lists in spreadsheets or export them from operational tools before reviewing the batch inside the app.
What is the batch size limit?
Token MultiSender currently supports up to 500 recipients per batch on mainnet and up to 200 recipients per batch on testnet. These limits help keep batch execution practical and reduce failed transactions caused by oversized distributions.
Can I edit recipients before sending?
Yes. You can review and edit the recipient list before the approve and confirm steps. Always double-check wallet addresses and token amounts, because completed blockchain transactions cannot be reversed by the app.
Does Token MultiSender take custody of my tokens?
No. Tokens stay in your wallet until you approve the batch amount and confirm the transfer transaction from your wallet. The MultiSender contract can only move the approved amount according to the transaction you submit.
Why use a multisender instead of manual token transfers?
A multisender reduces repetitive work, keeps the batch in one review flow, and is usually more efficient than manually submitting many separate token transfers. It also helps teams import recipient data directly from CSV instead of copying wallet addresses one by one.
Can I send taxed or restricted ERC20 tokens?
Some ERC20 tokens include transfer taxes, blacklists, whitelists, pausable transfers, or other custom restrictions. These tokens may send a different received amount or fail during transfer if their contract rules block the batch. Test with a small batch first when the token has custom transfer logic.