CEX Funder
Fund many wallets from an exchange, so they share no on-chain ancestor.
The CEX Funder sends coin to a list of wallets through a centralised exchange. You make one deposit; the exchange makes the withdrawals. On chain the recipients have no common parent, which is the whole point and the difference from the Wallet Funder.
Step by step
- Pick the network and the asset. Only the routes the provider actually supports are offered.
- Add the recipients, each with an amount. A folder from your wallet book can be added in one go.
- Get a rate. The console quotes the run: the fee per recipient and the total you will need to deposit. Nothing is committed yet.
- Create the order. You get a deposit address and a window to pay it.
- Send the deposit from your own wallet. The console can do it, or you can send it by hand from anywhere.
- The exchange pays out to each recipient. The order's state is tracked in the history below.
Minimums
There are two floors and both can refuse a run:
- The provider's published withdrawal minimum for that asset and network, which is not always accurate.
- An unpublished fiat-value floor, roughly 20 USDT worth, applied per recipient.
The console learns both from the exchange's own refusals and warns before you commit, naming which recipients are short and by how much. If a quote is refused, the message says which floor it hit, so the fix is either fewer and larger recipients, or a different asset.
Providers
Several exchanges sit behind the same interface, and not every one supports every route. Where a route is restricted to particular providers, the console learns that from the refusal and stops offering the rest for that route rather than letting you pick one that will fail.
History
Past orders are kept: how much went to how many wallets, and what state each is in. Orders are scoped to your account, and an order stays in the list after it completes so a payout can be checked against it later.
The exchange does not check addresses
A malformed or wrong recipient address is accepted by the order API without complaint. Check the list before you deposit. Once the exchange has paid out, nothing here can recall it.
Cost
The exchange's own withdrawal fee per recipient, quoted before you commit, plus the console's 1% platform fee on the total, taken only if the order is created successfully. A run that the exchange refuses is never charged.
When to use it instead of the Wallet Funder
Use the Wallet Funder when the link between your wallets does not matter, which is most of the time: it is instant, free of exchange fees, and entirely under your control.
Use this when it does matter. The cost is real, the delay is real, and the benefit is that nothing on chain connects the recipients to each other or to you.