Token Multisender
The easiest way to make an Airdrop
Token multisender: send one token to many wallets across supported networks. EVM runs support up to 1,000 recipients per transaction.
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Configure the recipients above and click Send Airdrop. Transaction progress will appear here.
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Tokens Launched
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Makers Generated
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Users Served
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Token Multisender Features
A multisender distributes one token to many wallets through a single reviewed workflow. Choose the network, paste or upload the recipient list, preview the cost and sign from your own wallet. EVM networks accept up to 1,000 recipients per transaction; split larger distributions into separate runs. Limits and transaction flow for other networks are shown in the selected tool.
Up to 1,000 EVM recipients
Submit up to 1,000 EVM recipients in one airdrop transaction. Divide a larger list into separate runs and review each one before signing.
Supported networks, one form
Solana, Sui and EVM chains from the same page. Switch network in the selector. No separate tool to learn per chain.
Non-custodial by design
The tokens stay in your wallet until you sign, and every airdrop transaction is broadcast from your own wallet.
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Smithii charges a small fee per recipient, and the network charges gas on top. The exact figure per network is in the comparison table above, and the total for your list is shown in the preview before you sign anything.
| Network | Fee per wallet | Token standard | Explorer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solana | 0.001 SOL | SPL / Token-2022 | Solscan |
| Ethereum | 0.00015 ETH | ERC-20 | Etherscan |
| Base | 0.00015 ETH | ERC-20 | BaseScan |
| BNB Chain | 0.0005 BNB | BEP-20 | BscScan |
| Polygon | 5 POL | ERC-20 | PolygonScan |
| Avalanche | 0.05 AVAX | ERC-20 | Snowtrace |
| Robinhood | 0.00015 ETH | ERC-20 | Blockscout |
| Monad | 15 MON | ERC-20 | MonadVision |
| Hyperliquid | 0.0045 HYPE | ERC-20 | HyperEVMScan |
| Sui | 0.5 SUI | Sui Coin | SuiScan |
Solana, by a wide margin, followed by the L2s. Ethereum L1 is the most expensive because every recipient pays L1 gas. The comparison table above lists the per-wallet fee for every supported network.
On EVM networks, up to 1,000 recipients per airdrop transaction. Divide a larger distribution into separate runs. Other network limits are shown in the selected tool.
Yes. Each CSV row carries its own amount, so a proportional distribution works the same as a flat one.
A reverted EVM transaction pays no recipients. Correct the reported problem and submit the same reviewed list again.
On Solana a recipient without a token account for your token needs one created, and that carries a small rent cost included in the preview. On EVM networks and Sui no setup is required.
No. The tokens stay in your wallet until you sign, and the airdrop transaction is broadcast from your wallet. Smithii never holds your funds.
Which network should you use for an airdrop?
The network determines the service-fee currency, gas cost and recipient limit. Compare the current per-wallet fee in the table with the gas estimate shown by the selected tool before choosing where to distribute.
The second factor is where your token already trades. Airdropping on a network with no liquidity for your token leaves recipients holding something they cannot sell, which converts badly. Distribute where the pool is.
How the EVM recipient limit works
On EVM networks Smithii submits the reviewed list in one airdrop transaction, with a maximum of 1,000 recipients per run. The tool does not split a longer EVM list automatically; divide it into separate runs before submitting.
If the token allowance is insufficient, your wallet asks for an approval transaction first. The airdrop transaction follows after that approval confirms.
Preparing the recipient list
The list is a CSV with one address and one amount per row. Addresses are validated before anything is sent, so a malformed row is caught in the preview rather than mid-distribution.
If you do not have a list yet, take a holder snapshot first and export it. The output feeds the multisender directly.