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Cherum vs Safe CSV Airdrop: DAO payouts from a multisig vs. cross‑chain fan‑out

A CSV through a Safe works until the list spans chains — and until someone has to sign it twice.

What Safe CSV Airdrop does well

CSV Airdrop is the standard tool for DAO payouts from a Safe. You upload a CSV of receivers, tokens and amounts, and it batches ERC-20 and native-coin transfers into one atomic transaction — everything lands or nothing does — signed through your normal multisig threshold. It's free beyond gas, open source, and can even mix different tokens in one batch, as long as the Safe holds them. For a treasury paying contributors in USDC on the chain the Safe lives on, it's hard to argue with.

Where Cherum is different

CSV Airdrop moves what the Safe holds, on the chain the Safe lives on. Cherum handles the part it can't: recipients on other networks, receiving tokens you don't hold. One balance in, and each recipient gets their own token on their own chain — USDC on Base, TON, native Bitcoin — from a single signature, with gas delivered on arrival; any leg that can't fill keeps its amount reserved for you to claim back on-chain. And it doesn't require a Safe: you sign a Permit2 message from a regular EVM wallet, or send from non-EVM sources like Solana or TON.

FeatureSafe CSV AirdropCherum
Send to many recipientsYes (one atomic batch)Yes
Requires a Safe multisigYes — runs only inside a SafeNo — works from a regular wallet
Multisig approval flowYes — native Safe thresholdNo — single-signer flow
Multiple chains in one actionNo — the Safe's chain onlyYes
Different token per recipientYes — if the Safe already holds each tokenYes — converted from one input token
Built-in swap / bridgeNoYes
Non-EVM (TON, Solana, Bitcoin…)No — EVM Safes onlyYes — 26 networks
Gas delivered to recipientsNoYes
Failure handlingAtomic — all or nothingPer-leg; a failed leg’s amount is reserved for the sender to claim back on-chain
CSV importYesYes
CostFree (gas only)Small routing fee in the quote

When to use which

Use Safe CSV Airdrop when…

Your treasury is on a Safe, recipients take a token you already hold on that same chain, and you want the payout free, atomic and approved through your multisig.

Use Cherum when…

Recipients are spread across chains or want different tokens than your treasury holds, or you're paying out from a regular wallet without a Safe — and you want it in one signature.