Multisender.app

Multisender.app is a non-custodial batch token distribution platform that enables users to send SPL tokens, native SOL, and other digital assets to hundreds or thousands of wallet addresses in a single operation. Rather than executing individual transfers for each recipient — which is both time-consuming and expensive at scale — Multisender automates the preparation, validation, and execution of bulk distributions across multiple blockchain networks.

The Problem It Solves

Sending tokens to multiple recipients on any blockchain is natively inefficient. Each recipient typically requires its own transaction, multiplying both the time required and cumulative network costs. For token project teams, DAOs, gaming platforms, and DeFi protocols running community airdrops, staking reward distributions, or governance incentive programs, managing hundreds or thousands of individual sends is impractical without tooling. Multisender compresses all of those operations into a structured, validated workflow culminating in batched execution.

How It Works

The Solana product follows a three-step process: connect a Solana wallet, input recipient addresses and amounts, and submit the distribution. Under the hood, the platform runs a five-stage preflight sequence before any transaction is signed:

1. Address validation — Recipient addresses are parsed and checked for format errors; duplicates are flagged for review.
2. Recipient verification — Each address is validated against the Solana network.
3. Balance confirmation — The sender's token balance and any required spending permissions are verified.
4. On-chain simulation — Transactions are simulated against live network state to surface likely failures before execution.
5. Cost calculation — Total fees, including service costs and network costs, are displayed for confirmation before the user signs.

On Solana, where individual transactions have size constraints, Multisender automatically splits large recipient lists into batches that fit within those limits. A 1,000-wallet airdrop is handled through a small number of batched operations rather than 1,000 separate transactions. Recipients in Classic mode receive tokens immediately upon execution, with the sender covering all network and service fees.

Product Variants

Multisender offers three core distribution modes:

• Classic Multisender — The sender pays all fees and recipients receive tokens immediately upon execution. Suited for standard airdrops and reward distributions.
• Massdrop Multisender — The sender pays a reduced creation fee at setup; recipients pay their own claiming costs when they choose to collect. Designed for large-scale distributions where the sender wants to contain upfront costs.
• NFT Multisender — Functionally identical to Classic but applied to bulk NFT distributions and airdrops.

A REST API with a TypeScript SDK is also available for teams that want to integrate batch distribution programmatically, enabling recurring reward pipelines, payroll automation, and other developer-built workflows without using the web interface.

Supported Tokens and Assets

On Solana, Multisender supports SPL tokens — the standard Solana token program — and native SOL. The platform includes a token directory for locating specific assets before distribution. Across other networks in the multi-chain product, the platform handles ERC-20 tokens on EVM chains, Jettons on TON, and native coins on Sui and Aptos.

Fees and Pricing

The platform charges a per-batch service fee in addition to on-chain network costs. The per-recipient fee decreases as batch size grows, making larger distributions proportionally cheaper. A VIP membership option eliminates service fees entirely, leaving users responsible only for network costs. A cost calculator allows users to estimate expenses before committing, based on their chosen network, token type, and number of recipients.

Security and Trust Model

Multisender operates on a non-custodial basis. Users connect their own wallets — including hardware wallets and WalletConnect-compatible options — and private keys are never exposed to the service. No account creation is required. The platform's smart contracts have been internally audited; verified contract addresses are published on Etherscan for EVM deployments. No independent third-party security audit has been publicly disclosed.

The on-chain transaction simulation step is the primary risk-mitigation mechanism: by running proposed transfers against live network state before the user signs, it can surface likely failures — such as insufficient balance or incorrect token account configuration — and prevent wasted fees.

The platform reports $798M+ in total volume processed across 85,000+ total transactions, with 200+ weekly transactions as of its published statistics. It is listed in the Phantom wallet's curated app directory.

History and Background

Multisender.app launched in February 2018 as an Ethereum-native batch transfer tool. Solana support was added as a dedicated product at solana.multisender.app, with the Solana-focused listing dated October 2021 — corresponding with Solana's period of rapid DeFi and ecosystem expansion. The platform has since expanded to 52+ supported networks, including dedicated applications for TON, Tron, Sui, Aptos, and Starknet alongside the broad EVM multi-chain offering.

No individual team members or organizational backers are publicly named on the Multisender.app website or blog. Community support is handled through a Telegram channel.

Solana Ecosystem Fit

Solana's throughput and low per-transaction costs make it a natural environment for large-scale token distributions, and Multisender's batch tooling is designed to serve that use case directly. The dedicated Solana product handles SPL token account requirements and Solana-specific transaction size batching, which differ from the mechanics of EVM batch transfers. Listing in the Phantom wallet app directory places Multisender within one of Solana's largest consumer wallet interfaces.

Common use cases on Solana include protocol airdrops to community participants, staking reward distributions, DAO governance participation incentives, gaming token rewards, and vesting distributions for team or investor allocations.