ERC-20 Holder List

Polygon Token Snapshot

Polygon Token Holders Snapshot: export every holder of an ERC-20 on Polygon with their balance, as a CSV. No indexer needed.

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Token contract address

Snapshot fee: 250 POL

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Total Cost: 250 POL

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Connect your wallet to see your history.

The cost of taking the Snapshot is 250 POL. The process may take some minutes.

You can copy the addresses or download as CSV.

Check here a whole blog post about how to Snapshot Token Holders on Polygon

How to use Polygon Token Snapshot

  1. Connect your Polygon wallet
  2. Enter your Token Address
  3. Click on Take Snapshot
  4. Accept the Transaction
  5. Wait a minute for your Snapshot

Benefits of Token Snapshot

Every balance

from the largest holder down to the dust accounts

Proportional-ready

balances come out with the addresses, so weights need no maths

Straight into the Multisender

the CSV is the format the airdrop expects

Any token

yours or one you are researching, because balances are public

A read, not a transaction

nothing is signed against the token

Flat fee

250 POL per snapshot, whatever the length of the list

If you need more help contact our team

Got questions?

If you need more help contact our team

One row per wallet with its balance, as a CSV. It feeds the Multisender directly, so a proportional airdrop needs no editing between the two steps.

Yes. Balances are public, so any token can be read. Checking how concentrated a token is before buying into it is as common a use as preparing an airdrop.

Every address with a balance, from the largest to the smallest dust account. Nothing is truncated, which matters if you are distributing proportionally.

It reflects the block you take it at. Balances change with every trade, so take the snapshot close to when you plan to use it rather than weeks before.

A flat fee per snapshot in POL, whatever the size of the holder list. The exact figure is shown before you sign.

Long holder lists are the normal case

A token on Polygon can have tens of thousands of holders, and the export does not truncate. The size only starts to matter when you distribute, which on this network costs cents per batch rather than a decision about who to leave out.

Watch how it works

Watch how it works