What is CoinFaktory Multisender (Bulk Sender)?

CoinFaktory Multisender, also known as a Bulk Sender, is a decentralized tool that allows you to send native cryptocurrencies (such as ETH, BNB, or MATIC) or ERC20 / BEP20 tokens to multiple addresses in a single transaction. It is commonly used for airdrops, rewards, payouts, and large-scale token distributions.
Which networks and tokens are supported by CoinFaktory Multisender?

CoinFaktory Multisender supports major EVM-compatible networks, including Ethereum (ETH), BNB Chain (BNB), Polygon (MATIC), Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Avalanche and other. You can send native coins as well as ERC-20 and BEP-20 tokens, depending on the selected network.
Is it safe to use CoinFaktory Multisender?

Yes. CoinFaktory Multisender is fully decentralized and operates through smart contracts. All transactions are executed directly from your connected wallet, and CoinFaktory never takes custody of user funds. You can also test the multisender on supported testnets before sending real assets.
How much does it cost to send tokens or crypto to multiple addresses?

CoinFaktory Multisender uses a fixed service fee per address. The current price per address is always displayed below the form and can also be calculated using the built-in fee calculator, allowing you to estimate total costs in advance.
Does CoinFaktory offer a PRO pass for unlimited multisender transactions?

Yes. CoinFaktory offers a PRO pass that enables unlimited multisender transactions without per-address service fees. The current PRO pass price and details are available in the dedicated PRO section of the page.
Can I upload recipient addresses using a CSV file?

Yes. CoinFaktory Multisender supports CSV import, allowing you to upload wallet addresses and token amounts in bulk. This feature is ideal for airdrops, payrolls, DAO distributions, and community reward programs.
Which wallets are compatible with CoinFaktory Multisender?

CoinFaktory Multisender works with all popular Web3 wallets compatible with EVM networks, including MetaMask, Trust Wallet, Rabby, and WalletConnect-supported wallets.
What is the maximum number of addresses I can send to?

There is no fixed limit on the number of recipient addresses in CoinFaktory Multisender. You can send tokens or native coins to hundreds or thousands of addresses in a single batch transaction, subject to network gas limits.
What does “Approve tokens” mean in CoinFaktory Multisender?

For ERC-20 or BEP-20 tokens, you must approve the CoinFaktory multisender smart contract to spend a specified amount of your tokens. This approval sets a maximum allowance and ensures the contract cannot transfer more tokens than you authorize.
What are common use cases for CoinFaktory Multisender?

CoinFaktory Multisender is commonly used for token airdrops, community rewards, payroll payments, DAO distributions, investor payouts, and marketing campaigns that require sending assets to many wallets efficiently.