
Can every address receive?
Check address format, account status, and unusual recipients.
Find blockers, extra costs, and review items before you send.
Check a Solana batch-transfer list for blockers, extra costs, expected delivery, and rows that need review.

Check address format, account status, and unusual recipients.

Estimate ATA creation fees and other extra costs in advance.

Identify Transfer Fee deductions and other delivery impacts.

Map every finding back to the original CSV row with a next step.
See blockers first, then costs, expected delivery, and any rows that still need your decision.
3
issues
5
items to review
0.078
estimated extra cost
See the check result, its type, and the recommended action for each original row.
| Original row | Check result | Type | Recommended action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | Token account is frozen | Confirmed issue | Replace the address, then check again |
| 27 | Needs an extra 0.078 SOL | Cost estimate | Add SOL before continuing |
| 41 | Estimated delivery is about 1% lower | Delivery estimate | Confirm the recipient amount |
Your list stays in your browserYour file, amounts, and row order stay in your browser. On-chain checks send only deduplicated public addresses; we never read private keys or request a signature.
No. Check without a wallet, paste a sender address to read public balances, or skip the balance check. Connecting only saves typing; TokenMultiSender never asks you to sign.
Yes. After the report is ready, choose Send the ready list to open /send. The homepage only checks the list; /send is where you connect a supported wallet, review fees, sign, and submit transfers.
Paste it, drop a CSV, or choose one — up to 5,000 recipients. For the same amount, use one address per line. For different amounts, put an address and amount on each line.
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No. A frozen token account is a current receiving blocker. Exchange labels, PDA/off-curve addresses, and cluster matches are review signals, not proof; they never remove an address automatically.
No. Your file, pasted amounts, and original row order stay in your browser. Only deduplicated addresses are sent to us for on-chain checks and dropped when the check finishes. If you go on to send from here, signed transactions pass through our server on their way to the network — they contain recipient addresses and amounts. We can see them, but we can't change them. There are no accounts or history. A connected wallet only exposes its public address and balances.