Bulk SOL Payments on Solana
One recipient list. A clear record of every payment. Send from your own Solana wallet and approve each transaction directly on Bitpont.
Your payment list
Saved payment runs
Return with the same wallet and browser to continue. Export a report to retain recipient amounts, batch status and transaction signatures. Do not clear browser storage while a payment is unresolved.
Solana bulk payments explained
Can 500 recipients receive funds in one transaction?
No. A run can contain 500 recipients, but Solana limits transaction size and execution resources. Bitpont splits the list and simulates each transaction before it is signed.
Can I send a token that is not listed?
Enter a standard SPL Token mint. Bitpont reads its program, decimals and your associated token account. Frozen accounts and unsupported token programs are blocked. Verify the mint’s identity yourself.
Who pays for new token accounts?
The sending wallet funds the required rent when a recipient lacks the associated token account. The recipient controls that account. The review shows the new-account rent for the current batch.
What if a batch fails or I close the browser?
Previously confirmed batches remain paid. A submitted or unknown transaction must be checked before another batch can be sent. A verified failed transaction can be reviewed again. There is no unattended payment service.
Keep your capital connected.
Prepare the correct token before starting a payment run. Swaps and bridges remain separate reviewed operations.
Account, asset and execution
Send native SOL directly to recipient wallets, with up to 20 recipients per transaction. Reserve additional SOL for fees; previous confirmed batches remain paid if a later batch cannot complete.
- Funds are held by
- Solana signing wallet
- Network fees are paid in
- SOL
- Asset identity
SOL
Balances and execution conditions are checked again before signing. A saved page is not a balance or liquidity quote.