TRON Multisender [ Airdrop Tool ]
TRC-20 Airdrop Tool for TRON
Distribute tokens to thousands of wallets in one batch flow: upload a CSV with addresses and amounts, confirm, and every recipient is paid on-chain in minutes. No coding and no registration — connect a TRON wallet and send.
13,000+ recipients paid · Verified on TRONSCAN · Non-custodial
Three ways to run an airdrop
Manually, transfer by transfer
Hundreds or thousands of individual transactions signed one at a time. Hours of repetitive work, it is easy to lose your place in the list, and every extra transfer is one more chance to paste the wrong address.
With a custom script
Faster than manual sending — once a developer has written, tested, and babysat the script. You handle key storage, error handling, retries, and rate limits yourself, and a single bug can cost real funds.
With Multisender
Upload a CSV, review the parsed list, confirm the batch — three clicks, no code. Validation catches malformed addresses before anything is signed, and the smart contract distributes the tokens on-chain in minutes.
How an airdrop works
Connect your wallet
Open the dApp and connect TronLink or any TronLink/WalletConnect-compatible wallet. To rehearse first, connect on the Shasta or Nile testnet — the flow is identical and free.
Upload your recipient list
Select the token you are dropping — any TRC-20, TRX, or TRC-10 — and upload a CSV with addresses and amounts, or paste the list as text. The validator checks every address and shows the parsed list for review.
Approve and send
Approve the token allowance, then confirm the MultiSend transaction. The contract pays all recipients on-chain, and each transfer is individually visible on TRONSCAN.
Built for token distributions
CSV upload or paste
Bring the list straight from your snapshot or form export: CSV, XLS, XLSX, or plain text pasted into the form.
Validation before signing
Every entry is checked before signing: malformed addresses are flagged, and the parsed list with counts and totals is shown for review — clean up duplicates in your spreadsheet before uploading.
Any TRON token
USDT and every other TRC-20 contract, native TRX, and TRC-10 tokens — pick from the list or paste a contract address.
Costs shown upfront
The full cost of the batch is displayed before you confirm, and the dApp offers an optional Rent Energy step instead of burning TRX.
No list-size limit
About 150 recipients fit in one transaction; longer lists run as consecutive batches in the same flow — 10,000 wallets is about seventy confirmations.
VIP for large drops
Regular or very large distributions run cheaper on a VIP plan: zero service fee, only standard network costs.
What an airdrop costs
Two parts: TRON network resources (energy and bandwidth — transfers to wallets that already hold the token consume roughly half the energy of transfers to fresh ones) and a per-batch service fee shown in the dApp before you confirm. Batching typically cuts total fees by around 60% compared to sending one by one.
For recurring or large airdrops, a VIP plan removes the service fee entirely — you pay only network costs.
Want exact figures for your list size? Use the fee calculator.
A 10,000-holder airdrop, by the numbers
What a token distribution to 10,000 wallets looks like:
- About 70 batch transactions instead of 10,000 individual transfers — the list is processed batch by batch in one workflow.
- The whole distribution completes in well under an hour, including review and confirmations.
- Every transfer is individually recorded on TRONSCAN — public, shareable proof of distribution for your community.
Airdrop FAQ
Yes. There is no hard limit on list size: one transaction fits about 150 recipients, and longer lists are processed as several consecutive batches in the same workflow. For very large distributions of 50,000+ addresses, contact the team via Telegram first — a VIP plan removes the per-batch service fee and makes multi-batch drops noticeably cheaper.
A two-column list — wallet address, then amount — as CSV, XLS, or XLSX, or pasted directly as text. One recipient per line, a comma between the columns, a dot as the decimal separator. The step-by-step guide covers the exact format and the most common file mistakes.
No. Recipients simply receive tokens — they pay no fees and take no action. All costs sit with the sender: TRON network resources plus the per-batch service fee. Note that sending to wallets that have never held the token consumes more energy on your side, so a list full of fresh addresses costs more to distribute.
It depends on the number of recipients and how many of them already hold the token — a transfer to a fresh address consumes roughly twice the energy. You do not need to stock up manually: the dApp shows the total cost before you confirm and can rent the required energy automatically, which is usually cheaper than burning TRX.
The tool is non-custodial: your keys stay in your wallet, and tokens move only when you sign the batch transaction. You approve an allowance for the exact distribution, and a smart contract verified on TRONSCAN executes the transfers directly on-chain. The service has been running since 2022 and never takes custody of funds.
Ready to distribute?
Upload your list and run the airdrop — rehearse on the testnet first if you like.
Paying a team every cycle? See USDT payroll on TRON.