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SOLANA AIRDROP TOOL

Solana Airdrop Tool & Multisender for Controlled Distribution

This Solana airdrop tool and multisender distributes SOL or one token from a single operation wallet to multiple addresses, with a one-to-many preview, balance checks, and fee estimates before execution.

Operating surface

Every operation keeps its context

One-to-many distribution

Choose one source wallet and enter an amount for each recipient to create a readable airdrop list.

Pre-execution preview

Review recipient count, total amount, account preparation costs, estimated fees, and balance blockers.

Task records

After confirmation, follow progress, batch results, readable failures, and transaction signatures in task details.

Standard workflow

From parameters to transaction record

  1. 01

    Choose one-to-many mode in batch transfer

  2. 02

    Select the source wallet and asset

  3. 03

    Enter recipient addresses and amounts

  4. 04

    Generate a preview and review blockers and fees

  5. 05

    Confirm execution and verify the task record

Fee notes

Estimate first, then decide

Costs depend on the asset, recipient count, and account state. The estimate may include distributed principal, network costs, account preparation, and service fees. Use the pre-confirmation estimate and final task record as the source of truth.

Review fee components

FAQ

Questions to review before execution

Can the tool distribute both SOL and tokens?

Yes. Select the asset in the workspace first; each task distributes one asset and records an amount for every recipient.

Can I see the total amount and fees before execution?

Yes. The preview summarizes distribution principal, estimated costs, and balance blockers before you confirm.

How should I check a long recipient list?

Review the recipient count, line-by-line amounts, and warnings in the preview. Return to edit any address or amount before submission.

Where can I verify results afterward?

Use task details to inspect progress, batch results, readable failures, and transaction signatures instead of relying on balances alone.