Cryptosender

Batch token payouts with CSV import, previews, error checks, and live tracking.
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When you’re ready to distribute tokens at scale, Cryptosender gives you a fast, repeatable flow that reduces mistakes and saves time. Start by connecting your wallet, pick the network (Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, and other EVM-compatible chains), and choose the asset you want to send—either an ERC‑20 token you hold or the chain’s native coin. Drop in your recipient list by pasting addresses or uploading a CSV/TSV. Decide whether everyone gets the same amount or load a column of individualized amounts directly from your spreadsheet. Before you commit, run a dry preview to estimate fees, check the total outflow, and automatically split the job into optimal batches so it clears reliably.

For variable payouts, Cryptosender reads per-address amounts from your file, normalizes decimals to the token’s precision, and flags any rows with formatting errors. Built‑in checks verify address checksums, remove duplicates, and warn you about likely chain mismatches. If you’re sending an ERC‑20, you’ll be prompted to approve the spend—once or per campaign—so you control allowances. Save your configuration as a template (asset, network, batch size, rounding rules) and reuse it for recurring campaigns like weekly rewards or monthly payouts. Use the address book to store known recipients and create segments (contributors, partners, testers) so future distributions are just a couple of clicks. more

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Features

  • ERC-20 and native coin distributions on EVM-compatible networks
  • CSV/TSV import, paste-in lists, and address book segments
  • Equal or per-recipient amounts with decimal normalization
  • Address checksum validation and duplicate detection
  • Fee previews, batch sizing, and gas optimization
  • ERC-20 allowance management (single or campaign-specific)
  • Templates for reusable campaigns and scheduling
  • Live progress dashboard with transaction hashes and confirmations
  • Automatic retry queue for failed recipients
  • Detailed exports for reconciliation and audits
  • API and webhooks with idempotency for automation
  • Testnet dry-runs for validation before mainnet sends
  • Role-separated prepare/review/sign workflow

How It’s Used

  • Airdrops and community rewards after a product launch
  • Contributor payments and contractor payroll in tokens
  • Bounty, bug, and grants disbursements to many recipients
  • Referral and affiliate payouts tied to campaign milestones
  • User refunds and goodwill credits at scale
  • Governance-driven distributions after DAO votes
  • Loyalty programs for NFT or token communities
  • Marketing incentives and beta tester stipends

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