Send Batch Transactions

WHAT IT DOES

Send Batch Transactions lets you transfer native blockchain tokens to multiple recipients in a single batched transaction. Instead of sending 50 separate transfers one by one—each with its own gas fee and confirmation delay—you can compile a list of addresses and amounts, and the tool handles them all in one go. It reads your connected wallet's native token balance, validates every recipient address for correctness, calculates the total amount to send plus the batch fee, and checks that your balance covers everything before you sign. Once you confirm, it broadcasts a single transaction that distributes the funds to all recipients simultaneously.

HOW TO USE

Connect your wallet using the built-in BGWallet connector. Select the network you want to use from the dropdown menu. In the recipients text area, enter one address and amount per line, separated by a comma (e.g., "0xAb5801a7D398351b8bE11C439e05C5B3259aeC9B, 0.01"). The tool will parse your entries, validate each address, and display a summary showing the number of recipients, total amount to send, the batch fee charged by the sender contract, the contract owner's address, and the contract address itself. Review this information carefully before clicking "Send batch". The tool will estimate gas, broadcast the transaction, and show you the final result with a link to the blockchain explorer.

TECHNICAL MECHANISM

This tool uses the shared BotGentz sender contracts deployed on supported EVM chains, with addresses pre-registered in the BULKSEND registry. When you initiate a batch send, the tool looks up the correct contract address for your current chain, then reads the fee() and owner() functions live from the contract. It computes the total value to send as the sum of all recipient amounts plus the fee, then verifies that your wallet balance covers this total. The tool then calls the contract's batchSend() function with two arrays: one of recipient addresses and one of corresponding amounts. The contract processes the transfers atomically—either all succeed or all revert. The tool uses ethers.js v5.7.2 and estimates gas with a 20% buffer to account for network variability. After the transaction is mined, it displays the effective gas cost using receipt.effectiveGasPrice rather than the legacy gasPrice, ensuring accurate cost reporting on post-EIP-1559 networks.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

This tool does not support ERC-20 token batch sends—only native chain tokens like ETH, MATIC, BNB, AVAX, and FTM. It cannot batch send to more addresses than the gas limit allows; if your list is too long, the transaction will revert due to out-of-gas. If one individual transfer fails (e.g., due to insufficient recipient balance, which is not checked), the entire batch reverts—there is no partial recovery. The tool does not support batched contract interactions or custom data payloads; it only sends native value. It cannot simulate transaction success before signing, so you are responsible for double-checking your recipient list. It does not automatically detect duplicate or invalid addresses; if you include an address twice, it will be sent twice.

PLEASE NOTE

This tool works only on EVM-compatible chains where the BotGentz sender contracts are deployed, as listed in the BULKSEND registry. Always verify the contract address and owner displayed in the review panel before signing any transaction. The batch fee is set by the contract owner and can change at any time; the tool reads it live each time you prepare a batch. If your network is not supported, the tool will notify you and prevent the transaction from proceeding. Ensure your wallet is connected and you have sufficient native token balance to cover both the total send amount and the batch fee plus gas costs. For security, the tool never asks for private keys or seed phrases—all signing is handled by your connected wallet extension.