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Multisender

Send ERC-20 tokens to up to 200 recipients on Robinhood Chain. Non-custodial — the fee and token action are separate user-paid transactions.

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Up to 200 recipients.

The Robinhood Multisender moves ERC-20 tokens to up to 200 wallets on Robinhood Chain in one flow. It is how teams handle airdrops, community rewards, team allocations, and payout rounds without writing a single line of code.

Dexmint is non-custodial, so the tokens never pass through us. The flow uses three wallet-approved steps: the flat fee, a one-time approval of the multisender contract, and the send itself.

How to airdrop ERC-20 tokens on Robinhood Chain

  1. Connect your wallet

    Connect the wallet holding the tokens you want to send. Use Testnet first for a free practice run with test ETH and test tokens.

  2. Enter the token address

    Paste the contract address of the ERC-20 token. The tool loads its decimals and your balance so you can see how much you have to distribute.

  3. Add recipients and amounts

    Paste up to 200 wallet addresses with amounts in raw units, or upload a CSV. The form validates every address and flags duplicates before you continue.

  4. Approve the multisender contract

    The send uses the standard ERC-20 approval mechanism. You approve the multisender contract to spend the exact total once, and the approval stays available for later rounds.

  5. Review the fee and sign

    The fee ledger shows the base fee multiplied by the number of recipients in ETH. Sign the fee transaction, then sign the send transaction. Every recipient's balance updates in the same block.

How the flow works under the hood

Sending to many wallets one by one would mean dozens of transactions and gas payments. The multisender contract batches everything into a single send transaction that transfers each amount to each recipient in one call.

Because the contract moves tokens with transferFrom, your wallet must approve it first. That approval is a standard, revocable ERC-20 allowance: the contract can only ever spend the amount you approved, and you can see and revoke it any time.

Airdrop etiquette that protects your project

Airdrops build community when they are announced and explained. Publish the plan, the snapshot rules, and the amounts before you send, and use the explorer link after the send so recipients can verify their drop.

Recipients on Robinhood Chain do not need a token account or an opt-in. EVM wallets receive ERC-20 tokens directly, so the tokens appear in their wallet as soon as the transaction confirms.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a multisend cost?

The flat Dexmint fee is charged per recipient and shown in the ledger in ETH before you sign, so a 100-recipient airdrop costs 100 times the single fee. The network gas applies to the three transactions, not to each recipient.

What is the maximum number of recipients?

The multisender supports up to 200 wallets per flow. Larger distributions can be split into multiple sends.

Do recipients need to do anything to receive tokens?

No. Robinhood Chain is EVM-compatible, so ERC-20 tokens appear in any wallet address directly. There is no opt-in or token account step.

Is approving the multisender contract safe?

Yes. The approval is a standard ERC-20 allowance limited to the amount you set, granted only to the verified multisender contract. You can revoke it at any time, and you approve it yourself in your own wallet.

Can I test an airdrop without real ETH?

Yes. Deploy a practice token on Robinhood Testnet, mint extra supply, and run the full multisend flow with test ETH. Everything behaves exactly as it will on mainnet.