Payouts · pay many at once
Pay hundreds of people in one signature.
Different people, different networks, different tokens — one transaction. Payroll, contributor rewards, grants, DAO distributions.
How it works
Four steps, one signature to send.
What you get
The parts you won’t find stitched together anywhere else.
One signature, many people, many chains
This is the part nobody else sells. An aggregator moves one route at a time; a batch here is one transaction that reaches every recipient on the list.
A second person can be required
Set a threshold — above it, a batch waits for someone else to approve, with roles and per‑person limits. Ordinary in company banking, missing everywhere in crypto.
Schedules
A list that repeats on a period, with the same approval rules as a one‑off.
A CSV that tells you what’s wrong
Row‑level reasons, duplicate merging, and an errors file you can fix and re‑import.
Non‑custodial throughout
Funds go from your wallet to the contract to the recipients. There is no balance of yours we hold.
On your own
Sign and it’s done
If you’re one person, you build the list, sign, and it’s done — nothing asks you to invite anybody.
With a team
Someone else confirms
If there are several of you, the same account carries roles: who may prepare a batch, who must approve it above a threshold, and what each person may release. Signing in is not the same as the right to sign a payment.
Compare with what you’re using: Disperse·Multisender·Safe CSV Airdrop