Wallets & Transfers

Everything for moving value across a lot of addresses at once. Create fresh wallets, push SOL or tokens out to many of them, pull balances back into one, or route funds through hops to make the on-chain trail harder to follow. The tools group into four jobs: generate, distribute, collect, and private transfer.

Open the wallet tools in the app →

The relay and routing tools touch privacy, so read Privacy and responsible use before you lean on them. And if your end goal is paying out a token to holders, the Airdrop to holders guide walks the whole flow from snapshot to send.

Tool	What it does	Fee	Best for
Wallet Generator	Create wallets in bulk from a BIP39 seed phrase	Free	Spinning up a fresh set you can re-derive later
Vanity Wallet Generator	Grind an address with a custom prefix or suffix	Free	Branded or recognizable wallet addresses
Multi Sender	Send SOL or a token from one wallet to many	Paid	Paying out a CSV of recipients from one source
Many to Many	Paired transfers where each sender pays its matched recipient	Paid	Moving funds row by row between two matched wallet sets
Batch Collector	Pull SOL or tokens from many wallets into one	Paid	Sweeping balances back after a campaign
Relay Transfer	Route a transfer through several hops	Paid	Making the source-to-destination link harder to trace on one line
Multi To Multi Relay	Deep N-to-M routing across many hops	Paid	Many sources to many destinations, harder to trace

Exact fees are on the Fee schedule. Each amount is a fixed constant inside the tool itself, not an admin dial, so it only changes with a release. The in-app fee summary still shows the exact total before you confirm.

Tip

J Tools is non-custodial. We never store your wallet’s private keys and never ask for your seed phrase. Every transaction you approve in a connected wallet is signed inside that wallet, and its key never reaches our servers. A few multi-wallet tools do let you paste private keys for throwaway hot wallets, which stay in your browser tab and sign there. Holder Booster is the one tool that hands a key to our worker: the fresh distributor wallet it creates for each run, sent encrypted. Never paste a key tied to long-term holdings, and if a page ever asks for your seed phrase, stop and close it.

How the four jobs fit together

#how-the-four-jobs-fit-together

A common flow is to generate a batch of wallets, fund them from one source, do whatever the wallets are for, then collect what is left. The tools line up with each step.

Generate Wallet Generator, Vanity Wallet Generator Distribute Multi Sender, Many to Many Collect Batch Collector Private transfer Relay Transfer, Multi To Multi Relay

Wallet Generator creates wallets in bulk from a BIP39 seed phrase, so you can derive and re-derive the same set later. It is free. Vanity Wallet Generator grinds for an address that starts or ends with the characters you choose, which takes more compute the longer the pattern.

Keys are generated in your browser, so the seed phrase and the exports are yours to save.

Multi Sender takes one funding wallet and a CSV of recipients, then sends SOL or an SPL token out to all of them.

The funding wallet pays for the whole run, the amounts sent as well as the network and platform fees, so recipients do not need any SOL of their own. Many to Many works differently: every sender in the list pays its own fees, and rows that cannot cover them are skipped before anything is charged.

Batch Collector is the reverse: many wallets in, one destination out. It sweeps SOL or token balances from a list of wallets into a single address. Handy for reclaiming funds after a campaign or consolidating dust. Each source wallet needs enough SOL for the platform fee plus the network base fee; wallets that cannot cover it are skipped and never charged.

Relay Transfer routes funds through intermediate hops so the link between source and destination is harder to trace. The basic mode runs one line over several hops. Multi To Multi Relay handles many sources to many destinations across a longer chain of hops, with timing you can adjust. Neither makes a transfer anonymous: the hops raise the effort it takes to trace a path, they do not erase it.

Before you start

#before-you-start

• A connected wallet for Multi Sender and Relay Transfer if you want to run them from your wallet rather than a pasted key (how to connect). The other five need no wallet at all: the two generators never touch the chain, and Many to Many, Batch Collector and Multi To Multi Relay sign with the private keys you import.
• Enough SOL in the source wallet for the network fees across every transaction, plus the platform fee.
• Your address list ready. Distribute and collect tools accept a CSV; keep amounts positive and addresses in valid base58.

Caution

About fees. Every action has two costs: the Solana network fee paid to validators, and the J Tools platform fee. The platform fee always shows in the app before you confirm, and nothing is charged until you sign. Fees can change over time, so trust the in-app summary rather than a number you saw once.

Related reading

#related-reading

• Privacy and responsible use: how the relay hops work, what they do and do not hide, and the line you should not cross.
• Airdrop to holders: snapshot a token’s holders and pay them out, the most common reason to distribute from one wallet to many.
• Quick start: connect a wallet and run your first tool.
• Fee schedule: the current platform fee for every paid tool here.

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