Auditor Payment Batch Sender (Ethereum L1)

WHAT IT DOES

Auditor Payment Batch Sender (Ethereum L1) enables you to distribute token payments to auditors on Ethereum Mainnet in a single batch transaction. It reads the sender wallet's token balance, checks each recipient wallet balance, and calculates precise transfer amounts using the token's decimals. The tool fetches live gas prices, estimates total transaction cost including the batch sender contract fee, validates the chain-specific sender contract address on-chain, and automatically handles token decimals for accurate amount formatting. It verifies the sender contract owner and displays the current fee before any transaction is signed. The tool reads the current token allowance and provides a dedicated approval step before batch sending. All recipient addresses and amounts are validated before submission, and the tool constructs the batch transaction with proper nonce management. The tool is specifically configured for Ethereum L1 with the correct sender contract registry entry, making it ideal for auditor compensation, security review payments, and professional services disbursements.

HOW TO USE

Connect your wallet to Ethereum Mainnet. Paste the payment token contract address and your auditor list (wallet addresses and payment amounts in human-readable units, one per line) into the input fields. Click "Preview Distribution" to validate the list, read token decimals, check the sender contract fee, and verify the contract owner. The tool automatically calculates total payment amount, checks your token balance and current allowance, and displays a detailed preview table. Review the summary showing total payment, number of auditors, current allowance, contract fee, sender contract address, and owner. If allowance is insufficient, click "Approve Sender" to submit the approval transaction. Once approved, click "Send Payments" to submit the distribution transaction. The built-in status tracker monitors progress for both approval and send steps, providing clear confirmation for each.

ADAPTIVE RPC CHUNKING WITH LIVE CONTRACT VERIFICATION

The tool reads token decimals, balances, and allowances through Ethereum L1 RPC calls. Since Ethereum Mainnet has specific rate limits and response characteristics, the tool implements adaptive chunking with exponential backoff for balance checks. The sender contract address is looked up from the BotGentz registry for Ethereum L1 (chain 1) specifically, ensuring the correct address is always used. The fee and owner are read live from the contract before every preview and transaction, preventing stale values from causing reverts. Allowance is checked against the exact total needed (not per row), and the total required (payment amount + fee) is verified against the sender's token balance before any transaction is submitted. The approval step ensures the sender contract is authorized to spend the exact total, not an unlimited amount. All batch transfers are sent sequentially and awaited to avoid nonce conflicts.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

This tool cannot verify original auditor eligibility, confirm payment entitlement amounts, or validate off-chain auditor performance or audit records. It does not perform KYC checks, validate that recipients are authorized to receive payments, or confirm that payment amounts match any off-chain agreement. It cannot detect if a recipient wallet is a smart contract that rejects transfers or implements custom receive logic. The tool does not check for token blacklists, frozen balances, or transfer restrictions beyond standard ERC20 compliance. It also cannot predict gas price volatility or guarantee transaction finality within any specific time frame. The tool relies entirely on the user to provide accurate recipient addresses and payment amounts based on their own auditor records.

PLEASE NOTE

This tool is built exclusively for Ethereum L1 and standard ERC20 token payments. It uses the BotGentz batch sender contract registry for chain 1. The tool does not support native ETH transfers, non-standard token types like ERC721 or ERC1155, or other networks. Always verify the payment token contract address and the sender contract address manually before executing any approval or distribution. This tool is provided free of charge and without warranty; users are responsible for confirming all transaction parameters before signing.