Ethereum L1 Governance Token Batch Distributor

WHAT IT DOES

Ethereum L1 Governance Token Batch Distributor enables efficient batch distribution of governance tokens to multiple recipients in a single transaction. Users provide the governance token contract address, token decimals, a list of recipient addresses and amounts, and the tool constructs a batch transfer using the shared BotGentz sender contract. The tool reads the sender contract fee and owner details, calculates the total tokens to distribute, checks the user's ETH balance for gas and fees, and handles token approval (if needed). The batch is sent in one transaction, significantly reducing gas costs compared to sending each transfer individually. This is ideal for DAO token distributions, governance token airdrops, community rewards, and other multi-recipient token transfers on Ethereum L1.

HOW TO USE

Enter the governance token contract address. Enter the token decimals (default 18). Enter recipients one per line with format: "address, amount" (amount in token units). Click "Review" to see a summary of recipients, total tokens, sender contract fee, and contract details. The tool validates all inputs, checks the sender contract's fee and owner, and calculates the total cost. Review the details carefully, then click "Sign & send batch" to approve token spending (if needed) and execute the batch transfer. The tool handles the approval and batch send in sequence, displaying progress and final transaction confirmation.

TECHNICAL MECHANISM: BATCH SEND WITH APPROVAL AND FEE MANAGEMENT

The tool uses the shared BotGentz sender contract (address looked up from the BULKSEND registry by chain ID). The contract's batchSendERC20 function accepts a token address, arrays of recipient addresses and amounts, and a fee amount. Before sending, the tool checks the fee via the contract's fee() method (read live, never hardcoded), displays the fee and owner address for transparency, and validates that the user has sufficient ETH to cover both the fee and gas. The tool then checks the user's token allowance for the sender contract; if insufficient, it prompts the user to approve the exact total amount (not unlimited). The batch send is executed with the fee amount included as a payable parameter. All transactions are signed and sent via the connected wallet.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

Cannot actually execute the batch send without user approval and transaction signing—the user must confirm in their wallet. Cannot verify that recipients are valid or that the sender has sufficient token balance—balance checks are not performed on-chain before sending. Cannot guarantee that all transfers will succeed—some recipients may have issues (e.g., blacklisted addresses). Cannot detect if the token contract has paused transfers. Cannot account for gas price fluctuations during the batch execution. Cannot ensure that the sender has enough native currency for gas beyond the balance check. Cannot verify that the token contract address is correct or active—the user provides it. Cannot detect if the recipient address is blacklisted or blocked by the token. Cannot provide fallback if a transfer fails mid-batch—the batch sends atomically or reverts entirely. Cannot guarantee that the batch order will be preserved by the network—transactions are processed in order within the batch.

PLEASE NOTE

EVM chains only. This tool sends transactions and requires a connected wallet with sufficient native currency for gas and fees. Token decimals must be specified correctly for the tool to parse amounts accurately. The sender contract charges a fee in ETH. Always review the fee and contract details before signing.