Tools
Wallet Funder
Send gas or a buy budget to a list of wallets, from one wallet.
The Wallet Funder sends the chain's coin from one wallet to many, in one run. It is the ordinary way to get buyer wallets ready before a launch or a bundle.
Step by step
- Pick the funding wallet. A saved wallet or a pasted key. Its balance is shown.
- Pick the recipients. Type addresses, or take a whole folder from your wallet book.
- Choose the amount. Either the same amount to each, or a total split across them.
- Check the summary. It totals what will be sent and what the funder needs to hold including gas, and refuses before sending anything if that is more than the funder has.
- Send. Each transfer is reported as it confirms, with a link.
How much to send
Two different needs, easy to confuse:
| What it is | Rough figure | |
|---|---|---|
| Gas only | Enough for a wallet to sign a sale later | The chain's gas reserve: 0.0015 BNB or 0.0005 ETH. Below this the console does not count a wallet as funded. |
| A buy budget | Its share of a launch or bundle, plus the full gas limit for its buy | The launch estimate prints this per wallet. Use that number. |
The distinction matters because the chain reserves the full gas limit at signing time, not the gas actually used. A wallet holding exactly its buy amount cannot send the buy.
What it handles for you
- Contract recipients. A transfer to a contract costs more than the 21000 gas a plain transfer needs, so the limit is measured per recipient rather than assumed. A wallet that is really a contract still gets funded.
- Nonces. Every transfer comes out of one wallet, so they are sent with consecutive nonces and awaited together rather than one at a time.
- A short funder. Checked before anything is sent, so a run either goes through or costs nothing.
The traceability problem
Every wallet funded this way shares an on-chain ancestor: the funding wallet. Anyone reading the chain can group them in one query, and that grouping does not go away later.
If that matters for what you are doing, fund from an exchange instead. See CEX Funder, or accept the link deliberately rather than by default.