Build your recipient list
Add editable recipient rows or import a CSV. Fix duplicate addresses and amount errors before preparing. Save an unfinished draft on this device or export valid recipients for review.
Pay contributors, settle invoices or distribute operating funds without rebuilding a transfer for every recipient.
Ethereum · Base · Arbitrum
Existing Safe 1.4.1 accounts
Saved on this device. A saved proposal is not proof of approval or execution. Refresh its nonce and onchain status before acting.
Add editable recipient rows or import a CSV. Fix duplicate addresses and amount errors before preparing. Save an unfinished draft on this device or export valid recipients for review.
Every recipient and amount is bound to the Safe transaction hash. Owners can exchange the proposal JSON and verify the same nonce.
After the owner threshold is met, review the transaction and gas before signing. Bitpont checks the Safe execution event, not just the outer transaction receipt.
This tool spends funds held by an existing Safe 1.4.1 multisig. The connected owner wallet pays gas. Use Portfolio asset actions for supported personal-wallet transfers.
Export a CSV with address and amount columns. Names, formulas, ENS names and extra columns are not accepted. One asset is used per batch; totals retain exact token precision.
No. Cost depends on the network and calls. Owner hash approvals are separate onchain transactions. Review the execution estimate rather than assuming a saving.
The batch uses Safe MultiSendCallOnly when it contains multiple calls. A reverted call reverts that execution batch. A nonstandard token can instead return false without reverting. Bitpont checks transfer results before execution and exact custom-token Transfer events afterward; unresolved delivery must be reconciled before any retry.
Withdraw supplied USDC or reduce variable debt from the same Safe. Withdrawals depend on available liquidity and the Safe’s collateral health. Lending supports the existing USDC reserves on Ethereum and Base.
Streams keep paying until they are stopped or the protocol terminates them. Keep sufficient USDCx for ongoing payments and protocol buffers. Safe owner approvals take time; do not wait for the balance to run out.
Stop a direct payment stream or pool stream, then unwrap the available USDCx balance. Claimed distribution funds remain in the Safe until a separate payment or unwrap is approved.
New pools use nontransferable units and admin-only distribution. Pool ownership, balances, units and fees are read again before execution. Safe modules and guards can impose additional behavior or permissions.
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