In comparison to just transferring tokens one-by-one to each recipient, Solana Multisender packs all your transfers into a single transaction (or several transactions if there are too many transfers). This makes it much faster and easier to ditribute tokens to big groups of people.

Both SPL and Token 2022 token programs are supported. You can send native Solana (SOL) coin too. We work on adding support for Token 2022 tokens with some rare extensions such as Transfer Hooks or Confidential Transfers.

Just paste the list of recipients and transfer amounts as shown in the example or upload a CSV/TXT file in that format. Then click "Send" and you will be prompted to confirm one or more transactions.

Yes, absolutely. Multisender packs as many transfer instructions as possible into every transaction to minimize network fees.

Some tokens on Solana are deflationary, meaning the supply decreases every time someone transfers the tokens. This is achieved via the Transfer Fees extension in the Token 2022 program. Unlike creator royalties, Transfer Fees cannot be omitted. You can think of them as a sort of tax for each transfer of tokens.

If this option is available, that means the selected token does have the Transfer Fees extension on. So what happens if you offset these fees? For example you want the recipient to get 100 TOKEN, but the transfer fee is set at 5%. By offsetting the fees you will pay more so that the recipient still gets their 100 TOKEN after the 5% transfer fee, in this case it will be around 105.26 TOKEN.

If this option is available, that means the selected token has Creator Royalties in the metadata. Creator Royalties are essentially a fee that is suggested to be paid to the creators on every sale or transfer of a token. You can choose to either ignore this fee or deduct it from each transfer amount.

Yes, you can perform an unlimited amount of transfers on the Solana Devnet for free.