Holder Snapshot
Scan holder distribution by token contract, classify wallets, see the liquidity and burned share, and export reporting files.
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About this tool
How Holder Snapshot works
Enter the token and the block
Paste the token contract address and keep Latest block, or type a block number. The summary shows the token's first block and how many blocks have to be read, and a block outside that range is refused.
What Holder Snapshot does
In short
Holder Snapshot lists all BEP-20 token holders at the block you choose, with each balance and its share of the supply. It suits project teams planning an airdrop, analysts checking how concentrated a token is, and anyone who needs a clean file of who held a token at a given moment.
What it does
You paste a token contract address and pick the latest block or a block number. After the fee payment, our server replays every transfer of the token up to that block and adds up the balances. The largest 2,000 holders are then read again on chain and labelled as wallets, pools or contracts.
What it costs
One snapshot costs a flat 0.09 BNB, paid first in a single wallet approval; building the list needs no signature. If it cannot be finished, the payment stays on record in this browser and the next press resumes without a new fee. Gas is separate, paid in BNB, and your wallet shows the exact amount.
Key features
- Any block in history · Take the list at the latest block or at any past block after the token launched.
- Labelled top holders · The largest 2,000 holders are tagged as wallet, pool, DEX contract, burn or other contract.
- On-chain balance check · Those largest balances are also read straight from the token at the snapshot block.
- Concentration scorecard · See unique holders, the top 10 share, liquidity, burned supply and how many wallets control half.
- CSV and JSON export · Files carry address, balance, percent and type, and the JSON adds the chain ID and block.
- Paid once, resumable · A build that stops picks up from the same block on the next press, with no second fee.
How to take a BEP-20 holder snapshot in 3 steps
- 1
Enter the token and the block
Paste the token contract address and keep Latest block, or type a block number. The summary shows the token's first block and how many blocks have to be read, and a block outside that range is refused.
- 2
Pay once and let it build
Approve the fee in your wallet. The server waits for the payment to land, then reads the transfers in steps while a progress line counts blocks and transfers. Nothing else asks for a signature.
- 3
Filter, export or airdrop
Set a minimum balance, leave out pools, contracts and burn addresses, then search or sort the table. Download the list as CSV or JSON, or hand it to Holder Airdrop with one click.
Reading BEP-20 holders on BNB Chain
A BEP-20 token keeps no ready-made list of its holders. BNB Chain (the same network as BSC and BNB Smart Chain, chain ID 56) records Transfer events and balances, so a full list has to be rebuilt from the token's history. That is why a snapshot of a busy token can take a while. In the table every address opens on BscScan, where you can confirm a balance yourself. The share sitting in liquidity pools, on PancakeSwap or any other DEX, shows up on its own in the scorecard, so you can see how much of the supply trades in pools and how much rests in wallets.
Frequently asked questions
Get your holder list
Paste the token address, pick a block and see who held it, with pools and burn addresses already labelled for you.