Gaming-Focused Orbit L3 NFT Item Batch Distributor

WHAT IT DOES

Gaming-Focused Orbit L3 NFT Item Batch Distributor enables game developers and publishers to distribute ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFT game items from a single source wallet to multiple player wallets in one batch operation. Built specifically for gaming ecosystems, the tool simplifies item rewards, loot drops, tournament prizes, seasonal event distributions, and in-game collectible airdrops. It scans the source wallet's NFT ownership, validates the contract fee, and executes a multi-send transaction through the BotGentz sender contract with complete transparency. The tool automatically detects the current chain, looks up the correct sender contract from the BULKSEND registry for each standard (ERC-721 or ERC-1155), and reads the live fee and owner from the contract before any transaction is signed. It supports all EVM chains with registered sender contracts, including Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, and Orbit L3 networks—ideal for game economies built on these scaling solutions. For ERC-721, it distributes sequential token IDs (one per player). For ERC-1155, it distributes copies of a specified token ID to each player.

HOW TO USE

Connect your wallet using the built-in wallet bridge. Select the NFT standard (ERC-721 or ERC-1155). Enter the NFT contract address. For ERC-1155, specify the token ID to distribute. Enter player wallet addresses (one per line). Specify the source wallet address that currently holds the NFTs. Click "preview distribution" to verify ownership of each NFT, check that the source wallet owns all required tokens, and confirm the source has sufficient native balance for the contract fee. The review panel displays the source wallet, native balance, NFT standard, token ID (if ERC-1155), ownership verification results, and a table of players with their assigned NFTs. Review the summary and click "distribute NFTs" to execute the batch transfer as a single atomic operation. For ERC-721, each player receives one sequential token ID starting from 1. For ERC-1155, each player receives one copy of the specified token ID.

TECHNICAL MECHANISM

The batch distribution uses the BotGentz sender contracts (BULKSEND registry) specific to each chain and NFT standard. For ERC-721, it calls multiSendERC721 with the token contract address, recipient addresses, and corresponding token IDs (1 through N). For ERC-1155, it calls multiSendERC1155 with the token contract address, token ID, recipient addresses, and an array of amounts (each set to 1). The contract fee is read live on each session using the fee() view function and is never hardcoded—this protects against owner fee adjustments that would otherwise cause revert due to underpayment. The tool verifies ownership of each NFT before sending by calling ownerOf() for ERC-721 or balanceOf() for ERC-1155, ensuring the source wallet actually holds the items being distributed. The batch is executed as a single atomic transaction—either all players receive their NFTs or the entire transaction reverts, preventing partial distributions. All operations use ethers v5.7.2 with robust error handling, and the fee is paid in native ETH (not the NFT), which the tool verifies the source wallet has before proceeding.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

This tool cannot verify off-chain ownership of recipient wallets, private key availability, or authorization to send NFTs. It cannot prove that recipient addresses are legitimate game accounts or that the sender has proper authority to distribute items. It cannot recover NFTs sent to wrong addresses. It cannot detect Sybil attacks or duplicate player identities. It cannot access private wallet preferences or security policies. It cannot verify player eligibility or game-specific compliance rules such as level requirements, quest completion, or anti-cheat status. It cannot validate that recipients are able to receive NFTs (e.g., contracts that don't support ERC-721/ERC-1155) or understand their value. The tool does not validate player wallet ownership or perform KYC/AML checks—you are responsible for ensuring that every player wallet is correct and that you have the authority to send from the source wallet. NFTs sent to an incorrect or unreachable address are irrecoverable.

PLEASE NOTE

EVM chains only. Requires a wallet connection with BGWallet bridge. The sender contract must be registered in the BULKSEND registry for the current chain and NFT standard. Always verify the contract address, fee, owner, and player list displayed in the review panel before signing any transaction. This is a free tool provided for game developers and publishers—use at your own risk. The fee is paid in native ETH, so ensure the source wallet has sufficient native balance for gas and the contract fee. For ERC-721, the tool distributes sequential token IDs starting from 1—ensure your NFT contract uses sequential minting or that you own the corresponding tokens. For ERC-1155, all players receive the same token ID with a quantity of 1 each.