Airdrop to wallets that actually buy.
Smart Airdrop Hub collects wallets from your group or from the buyers of tokens you watch, checks every one on chain, and sends your token to the good ones from your own hot wallet. Then it shows you who bought.
Setup takes a few minutes. Test batches are simulated first: nothing is sent until you go live.
🔒 Keys encrypted at rest👤 Only you can export yours🔔 Every export is announced
From a token address to buyers, in five steps
Set your token
Paste the mint or a link. Pick how much each wallet gets: a fixed amount, by quality, a meme number, or a value in SOL.
Bring wallets in
Members post wallets in your group, and the bot can also collect the buyers or sellers of tokens you watch.
Every wallet is checked
On chain: activity, history, balances. Bots, farmers and empty wallets are left out. Good ones wait in the pool.
Test, then go live
The first batches are simulated with your real balances. Then the bot sends batch after batch, within your daily limits.
See who bought
Who got the airdrop, who bought after it, for how much, and who sold. Quick sellers get no more airdrops.
Your tokens skip the wallets that would never buy
Every address gets a verdict on chain before it can get a single token. The reasons are shown to your team.
Know which source brings buyers
The stats compare where wallets came from: your group, the buyers of watched tokens, or their sellers. You see how many bought and what they spent, and you put more into what works.
| Source | Sent | Bought | Avg. buy | Sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 👥 Group members | 1,240 | 96 (7.7%) | 0.31 SOL | 22 |
| 👀 Watchlist buyers | 2,110 | 203 (9.6%) | 0.44 SOL | 41 |
| 👀 Watchlist sellers | 640 | 29 (4.5%) | 0.18 SOL | 17 |
Example figures, to show the layout (the bars run to 10%). Your own campaign's numbers appear under 📈 Stats.
Your community sees the airdrop happen
Connect your token's public group or channel, and the bot posts there as it works. Every post can be switched off one by one; costs, balances and sales are never posted.
- Each live batch, with its transactions on Solscan
- New buyers from the airdrop, a few minutes' worth at a time
- Milestones: the first buyer, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 buyers and on
- The day's summary and the week's top submitters
- When the airdrop goes live, pauses, resumes or ends
7xKX…p3Fq bought 0.42 SOL of $PEPE 🔗• F9aQ…2mLd bought 0.15 SOL of $PEPE 🔗14:46More than a multisender
A multisender sends your token to a list you already have. Smart Airdrop Hub also builds the list, leaves out the wallets that would never buy, keeps sending by itself, and shows you who bought.
Smart Airdrop HubBuilt for buyersHow typical bulk-send tools work; each tool differs, so check the one you compare with. Scroll sideways on a phone.
0.001 SOL per wallet sent
The platform fee, paid in the same transaction as the airdrop, only for wallets that got your token. Simulated test batches cost nothing.
- Network costs come from your own hot wallet: about 0.002 SOL of rent when a wallet needs a token account for your token, plus a tiny transaction fee.
- The bot shows how many airdrops your hot wallet is enough for, and what your daily target costs a day.
- Daily SOL and token limits, and a SOL reserve the bot never touches.
Bring teams, earn 20% of their fee
For 6 months after each team you bring signs up. Your share goes to your wallet in the same transaction as their airdrop: nothing to claim, all visible on chain.
- Apply in the bot with
/refer: your wallet and a few words about you. - Referrers are approved by hand.
- Your link and earnings are always under 🤝 Refer & earn.
What you keep by checking first
Often half of a wallet list is bots, farmers and empty wallets. A multisender sends your token to them anyway. Smart Airdrop Hub leaves them out, so they cost you nothing.
How many wallets are on your list? 1,000
is what you keep, and the tokens for 500 wallets. Of your 1,000 wallets, about 500 are bots, farmers or empty. A multisender sends your token to them anyway; Smart Airdrop Hub leaves them out, so you pay 1.52 SOL instead of 3.04 SOL.
Each wallet: a 0.001 SOL fee (the same at most multisenders), about 0.00204 SOL for its new token account, and a tiny network fee: at most 0.00304 SOL. Half being bots and empty wallets is an example; the bot shows your real share for each source under 📈 Stats.
Before you start
Whose wallet sends the tokens?
Yours. The bot generates a hot wallet for your workspace (or you import one). Its key is stored encrypted, you can export it as a backup, and you can withdraw SOL and tokens from it in the bot at any time. Keep in it only what you plan to airdrop.
Is my hot wallet's key safe? Who can see it?
The key is stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), and the bot shows it to nobody but you, the workspace's owner: not your admins, and not the platform's operator, who has no button for it. The bot decrypts it only for the moment it signs your airdrop transactions, and you hear of every export of it. As with any hot wallet a bot signs with, keep in it only what you plan to airdrop; you can withdraw the rest at any time.
Can I try it without sending anything?
Yes. Sending starts in test mode: batches are simulated against your real balances and show exactly what would happen. You go live when you are ready.
Where do the wallets come from?
From your Telegram groups, where members post addresses, links or CSV files, and from the watchlist: the bot collects the buyers or sellers of tokens you choose. You can use one source or both.
How do I see what the bot is doing?
A pinned live status message in your chat with the bot updates by itself: checks, the pool, sending, limits and today's numbers. Quiet alerts tell you when sending stops and why, and when it goes on.
Can the bot post in our public channel?
Yes. Add it to your token's public group or channel from 👥 Groups → 📣 Public. It only posts there: it takes no wallets and answers no commands. You choose which posts go out, and it never posts costs, balances or sales.
Can my team help?
Yes. Invite admins to your workspace; they manage the campaign, sources and settings, while the keys stay with you.
Can I use my own RPC?
Yes, a keyed endpoint from Helius, Alchemy, Ankr, dRPC or Chainstack. Otherwise the platform's RPC is used, within a daily quota.
Start with a test batch today
Open the bot, set your token, and watch the first simulated batch before a single token leaves your wallet.
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