Airdrop on Monad
Monad Token Multisender
Monad Multisender: batch-send one ERC-20 to thousands of wallets. 15 MON per wallet plus gas. Upload a CSV, approve once.
No active airdrop yet
Configure the recipients above and click Send Airdrop. Transaction progress will appear here.
The cost of multisender is 15 MON per wallet + GAS.
The airdrop will start and will take some minutes to complete.
How to use Monad Multisender
- Connect your Monad wallet
- Introduce the token quantity each wallet will receive
- Write/Upload the list of addresses
- Verify all the information is correct
- Click on start airdrop and accept the transaction
- Wait until your airdrop has finished!
Benefits of Token Multisender
One approval, then batches
not one signature per recipient
Bigger batches than most chains
150M gas a block is five times Ethereum's ceiling
Cheap per hop
an ERC-20 transfer on Monad costs about 0.0066 MON in gas
Addresses checked before you sign
a typo does not cost you a transaction
Non-custodial
tokens move wallet to recipient, never through Smithii
CSV in, with a different amount per row if you want one
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15 MON per recipient plus network gas. The MON figure is priced against what the same airdrop costs on an ETH chain, so the number looks larger only because MON is a cheaper unit.
An ERC-20 cannot be moved by a contract unless you allow it first. The approval names the multisender and an allowance, and the batches spend against it. Worth granting only what the airdrop needs: an unlimited allowance stays live afterwards and revoking it is a separate transaction.
The form caps a run at 1,000 addresses and splits it into batches under the block gas limit. Monad's ceiling is high enough that the batches are larger here than on most chains, so a long list finishes in fewer transactions.
From the Token Snapshot tool, which reads holders on Monad and hands you a CSV the multisender takes directly. You can also paste addresses by hand or upload a list you already have.
No. The tokens go from your wallet to each recipient through the multisender contract. Smithii never holds them, and the transaction is visible on MonadVision the moment it lands.
It is caught before submission. Every address is validated against the checksum and the malformed ones are surfaced for you to fix, because a bad row in a batch wastes the gas for the whole batch.
What a 150M gas block buys an airdrop
An airdrop is bounded by how much work fits in one block. Ethereum gives a batch 30 million gas to work with, so a large list gets cut into pieces and each piece is its own transaction, its own signature and its own chance to fail halfway. Monad blocks carry 150 million, which means the same list travels in fewer batches, and the batches that remain close in about 0.3 seconds each.
The tool still splits when a list is long enough to need it, and it still shows you the split before you sign. It just needs to do it less often here.
Watch how it works