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Solana Wallet Fragmentation is a no-code tool that distributes SOL or SPL tokens from one or more source wallets to newly generated wallets. It automates wallet creation, amount configuration, and batch transfers.
It is suitable for initial token distribution, multi-wallet asset allocation, fund separation, test-wallet setup, purpose-specific reserves, and reducing asset concentration in individual addresses.
Each source wallet generates a specified number of new wallets and distributes assets to them. For example, five source wallets with 20 new wallets each will generate 100 cold wallets.
Each source wallet can generate 1–100 new wallets. The total equals the number of source wallets multiplied by the wallets generated per source.
Each source wallet must sign its own outgoing transactions. Browser wallets cannot automatically sign for many independent addresses, so the source private keys are used for local batch signing. If you prefer not to enter private keys, use the “Current Wallet” mode in CiaoTool One-to-Many Transfer. The entire process is signed through your connected wallet without private-key input or import.
Source private keys and newly generated wallet credentials are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Download and securely back up the wallet file immediately, as CiaoTool cannot recover lost credentials.
RPC mode broadcasts and confirms transactions through the selected Solana RPC. Jito Bundle groups transactions from multiple source wallets for more efficient submission and requires a Jito tip.
Each source wallet is charged a 0.00075 SOL service fee. Solana network fees, token-account creation costs, and optional Jito tips also apply. All fees are displayed before execution.
The tool supports native SOL and SPL tokens issued on Solana. Ensure each source wallet has enough assets and SOL to cover transfers and related account-creation costs.
Completion time depends on the number of source and generated wallets, transaction count, sending method, and Solana network conditions. Standard tasks usually finish automatically within minutes.
Need help? View the full Solana Wallet Fragmentation tutorial, or contact us.
Solana Wallet Fragmentation is a no-code tool that distributes SOL or SPL tokens from one or more source wallets to newly generated wallets. It automates wallet creation, amount configuration, and batch transfers.
It is suitable for initial token distribution, multi-wallet asset allocation, fund separation, test-wallet setup, purpose-specific reserves, and reducing asset concentration in individual addresses.
Each source wallet generates a specified number of new wallets and distributes assets to them. For example, five source wallets with 20 new wallets each will generate 100 cold wallets.
Each source wallet can generate 1–100 new wallets. The total equals the number of source wallets multiplied by the wallets generated per source.
Each source wallet must sign its own outgoing transactions. Browser wallets cannot automatically sign for many independent addresses, so the source private keys are used for local batch signing. If you prefer not to enter private keys, use the “Current Wallet” mode in CiaoTool One-to-Many Transfer. The entire process is signed through your connected wallet without private-key input or import.
Source private keys and newly generated wallet credentials are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Download and securely back up the wallet file immediately, as CiaoTool cannot recover lost credentials.
RPC mode broadcasts and confirms transactions through the selected Solana RPC. Jito Bundle groups transactions from multiple source wallets for more efficient submission and requires a Jito tip.
Each source wallet is charged a 0.00075 SOL service fee. Solana network fees, token-account creation costs, and optional Jito tips also apply. All fees are displayed before execution.
The tool supports native SOL and SPL tokens issued on Solana. Ensure each source wallet has enough assets and SOL to cover transfers and related account-creation costs.
Completion time depends on the number of source and generated wallets, transaction count, sending method, and Solana network conditions. Standard tasks usually finish automatically within minutes.