Current offer: 25% off eligible service fees.
Current offer: 25% off eligible service fees.
Send SOL or SPL tokens from one wallet to thousands of addresses in click. Ideal for token airdrops, reward distribution, and batch settlements. Improve transfer efficiency, significantly reduce gas fees, and save time.
No data yet. Choose a method to add addresses.
Choose a preset tip or enter a custom SOL amount. The component outputs lamports for transaction builders.
SOL
The next step checks addresses, amounts, and estimated fees without sending transactions.
The lowest service fee network-wide, each address costs only
Need help? View the full Solana One-to-Multi Transfer tutorial, or contact us.
The Solana One-to-Multi Transfer tool lets you send SOL or tokens from one wallet to multiple recipients. CiaoTool automatically builds and executes the required transactions from the imported recipient data, reducing repetitive transfers and manual checks.
It is suitable for community airdrops, reward distribution, team payroll, partner payments, project funding, test wallet funding, and other scenarios that require distributing assets from one wallet to multiple addresses.
Current Wallet mode uses the connected browser wallet for authorization and signing, with no private key input required. Private Key Wallet mode allows transfers from another authorized wallet and signs the transactions locally in the browser.
There is no total recipient limit. You can import thousands of wallet addresses in one task. Based on the token type and current batch capacity, CiaoTool automatically splits the recipients into multiple on-chain transactions and processes them through separate transaction hashes.
Solana transactions have limits on account count, instruction count, and serialized size. When a task contains many recipients, CiaoTool splits it into multiple valid transactions and sends them in sequence. This improves execution reliability without changing the amount assigned to each recipient.
RPC mode broadcasts and confirms transactions through the selected Solana RPC and is suitable for regular batch transfers. Jito mode submits transactions through Jito and can include more recipient addresses in a single transaction, reducing the number and overall length of transactions, but it requires a corresponding Jito tip.
Transactions in Current Wallet mode are authorized directly through the connected browser wallet. In Private Key Wallet mode, wallet credentials are used only to build and sign transactions locally in the browser and are not uploaded or stored on CiaoTool servers. Use a trusted device and a dedicated wallet, and test with a small amount first.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee of only 0.00075 SOL per recipient for Solana batch transfers or token airdrops. Solana network fees also apply, and Jito submissions require an additional Jito tip. All applicable costs are displayed before execution.
Completion time mainly depends on the number of recipients, generated transactions, sending interval, and current Solana network conditions. Standard batch tasks are usually completed automatically within minutes.
It fully supports the native SOL token as well as all tokens issued on the Solana network.
Send SOL or SPL tokens from one wallet to thousands of addresses in click. Ideal for token airdrops, reward distribution, and batch settlements. Improve transfer efficiency, significantly reduce gas fees, and save time.
No data yet. Choose a method to add addresses.
Choose a preset tip or enter a custom SOL amount. The component outputs lamports for transaction builders.
SOL
The next step checks addresses, amounts, and estimated fees without sending transactions.
The lowest service fee network-wide, each address costs only
Need help? View the full Solana One-to-Multi Transfer tutorial, or contact us.
The Solana One-to-Multi Transfer tool lets you send SOL or tokens from one wallet to multiple recipients. CiaoTool automatically builds and executes the required transactions from the imported recipient data, reducing repetitive transfers and manual checks.
It is suitable for community airdrops, reward distribution, team payroll, partner payments, project funding, test wallet funding, and other scenarios that require distributing assets from one wallet to multiple addresses.
Current Wallet mode uses the connected browser wallet for authorization and signing, with no private key input required. Private Key Wallet mode allows transfers from another authorized wallet and signs the transactions locally in the browser.
There is no total recipient limit. You can import thousands of wallet addresses in one task. Based on the token type and current batch capacity, CiaoTool automatically splits the recipients into multiple on-chain transactions and processes them through separate transaction hashes.
Solana transactions have limits on account count, instruction count, and serialized size. When a task contains many recipients, CiaoTool splits it into multiple valid transactions and sends them in sequence. This improves execution reliability without changing the amount assigned to each recipient.
RPC mode broadcasts and confirms transactions through the selected Solana RPC and is suitable for regular batch transfers. Jito mode submits transactions through Jito and can include more recipient addresses in a single transaction, reducing the number and overall length of transactions, but it requires a corresponding Jito tip.
Transactions in Current Wallet mode are authorized directly through the connected browser wallet. In Private Key Wallet mode, wallet credentials are used only to build and sign transactions locally in the browser and are not uploaded or stored on CiaoTool servers. Use a trusted device and a dedicated wallet, and test with a small amount first.
CiaoTool charges a base service fee of only 0.00075 SOL per recipient for Solana batch transfers or token airdrops. Solana network fees also apply, and Jito submissions require an additional Jito tip. All applicable costs are displayed before execution.
Completion time mainly depends on the number of recipients, generated transactions, sending interval, and current Solana network conditions. Standard batch tasks are usually completed automatically within minutes.
It fully supports the native SOL token as well as all tokens issued on the Solana network.