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Solana Multi-Address Bundled Buy is a no-code multi-wallet trading tool. It groups multiple Raydium buys and executes them in the same block according to a predefined order, eliminating repetitive wallet switching and manual transaction submission.
Raydium AMM V4, CPMM, and CLMM pools are supported. Users can select the token to purchase and the quote asset used for payment, provided a direct Raydium pool exists between them.
Its key advantage is same-block execution. Multiple wallets can complete their buys within a very short time window, reducing price changes and transaction exposure caused by sequential execution while lowering front-running and sandwich-attack risks. Multi-address buying also distributes funds and initial holdings across different wallets, reducing concentration in a single address. It is suitable for token launches, buying at key price stages, and rapidly deploying funds across multiple wallets.
Yes. Transactions within the same Jito Bundle execute atomically in a predefined order within the same block. If any transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not be included on-chain. If a task is divided into multiple Bundles, each Bundle executes separately. All Bundles are not guaranteed to land in the same block.
There is no limit on the total number of buyer wallets you can import. RPC supports up to two buyer wallets per transaction, while each Jito Bundle supports up to ten buyer wallets. When the imported wallets exceed the capacity of one transaction group, CiaoTool automatically divides them into multiple groups. Separate groups are not collectively atomic and are not guaranteed to execute in the same block.
RPC supports up to two buyer wallets per transaction. Additional wallets are automatically split into separate transactions, without overall atomicity or guaranteed same-block execution. Each Jito Bundle supports up to ten buyer wallets with ordered, atomic same-block execution and requires an additional Jito tip.
No. Wallet purchases execute in the predefined order, and each trade changes the pool reserves and subsequent price. Therefore, wallets using the same buy amount may receive different token quantities. Bundling reduces interference from external trades but does not remove the price impact created by the bundled purchases.
Network congestion, Bundle competition, an insufficient Jito tip, low wallet balances, or changes in the Raydium liquidity pool may cause simulation errors or prevent the Bundle from landing. In Jito mode, any failed transaction rolls back the entire Bundle. Failed Bundles incur no platform service or network fees. Check the wallet balances and purchase amounts before resubmitting.
CiaoTool charges a service fee of 0.0075 SOL for each wallet participating in the transaction. Solana network fees, and Jito tips also apply. The buy principal, estimated token amount, and all additional costs are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool operates in a non-custodial manner. Imported wallet private keys are used only to build and sign transactions locally in the browser. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Completed on-chain purchases cannot be reversed. Before submitting, verify the token mint, wallet balances, buy amounts, estimated token quantities, and all applicable fees.
Need help? View the full Solana Multi-Address Bundled Buy tutorial, or contact us.
Solana Multi-Address Bundled Buy is a no-code multi-wallet trading tool. It groups multiple Raydium buys and executes them in the same block according to a predefined order, eliminating repetitive wallet switching and manual transaction submission.
Raydium AMM V4, CPMM, and CLMM pools are supported. Users can select the token to purchase and the quote asset used for payment, provided a direct Raydium pool exists between them.
Its key advantage is same-block execution. Multiple wallets can complete their buys within a very short time window, reducing price changes and transaction exposure caused by sequential execution while lowering front-running and sandwich-attack risks. Multi-address buying also distributes funds and initial holdings across different wallets, reducing concentration in a single address. It is suitable for token launches, buying at key price stages, and rapidly deploying funds across multiple wallets.
Yes. Transactions within the same Jito Bundle execute atomically in a predefined order within the same block. If any transaction fails, the entire Bundle will not be included on-chain. If a task is divided into multiple Bundles, each Bundle executes separately. All Bundles are not guaranteed to land in the same block.
There is no limit on the total number of buyer wallets you can import. RPC supports up to two buyer wallets per transaction, while each Jito Bundle supports up to ten buyer wallets. When the imported wallets exceed the capacity of one transaction group, CiaoTool automatically divides them into multiple groups. Separate groups are not collectively atomic and are not guaranteed to execute in the same block.
RPC supports up to two buyer wallets per transaction. Additional wallets are automatically split into separate transactions, without overall atomicity or guaranteed same-block execution. Each Jito Bundle supports up to ten buyer wallets with ordered, atomic same-block execution and requires an additional Jito tip.
No. Wallet purchases execute in the predefined order, and each trade changes the pool reserves and subsequent price. Therefore, wallets using the same buy amount may receive different token quantities. Bundling reduces interference from external trades but does not remove the price impact created by the bundled purchases.
Network congestion, Bundle competition, an insufficient Jito tip, low wallet balances, or changes in the Raydium liquidity pool may cause simulation errors or prevent the Bundle from landing. In Jito mode, any failed transaction rolls back the entire Bundle. Failed Bundles incur no platform service or network fees. Check the wallet balances and purchase amounts before resubmitting.
CiaoTool charges a service fee of 0.0075 SOL for each wallet participating in the transaction. Solana network fees, and Jito tips also apply. The buy principal, estimated token amount, and all additional costs are displayed before execution.
CiaoTool operates in a non-custodial manner. Imported wallet private keys are used only to build and sign transactions locally in the browser. They are never uploaded, transmitted, or stored on CiaoTool servers. Completed on-chain purchases cannot be reversed. Before submitting, verify the token mint, wallet balances, buy amounts, estimated token quantities, and all applicable fees.