PancakeSwap Multi Swap

A Multi Swap desk fixed to PancakeSwap V2. Paste a token that trades against WBNB, line up your bot wallets and send their swaps one by one.

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Each wallet keeps ~0.0005 BNB for its network fees.

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Each wallet's trade shows here as the run goes, one row per wallet.

Speed

Each wallet waits for the previous trade to land, then trades at the live price within your tolerance.

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DEX fees and price impact are not included.

Our fee is paid from your connected wallet before the run, for what it plans. What the run doesn't reach stays as a credit in this browser, for your next run with the same target.

About this tool

How PancakeSwap Multi Swap works

Load the wallets

Import up to 30 bot wallet keys by pasting them or opening a file. Smart select can tick wallets for you by BNB balance, by how much of the token they already hold, the top N, a random set, or the ones that succeeded in the last run.

What PancakeSwap Multi Swap does

In short

PancakeSwap Multi Swap runs a queue of bot wallets against a single PancakeSwap V2 pool on BNB Chain. You load up to 30 wallets, pick the token and the side, and each wallet then sends its own swap through the PancakeSwap V2 router with its own BNB for gas. The venue is chosen before you arrive and stays that way, so there is no route to pick and no guessing where the trades will settle.

What it does

This page is built for ordinary BEP-20 tokens whose market is a plain V2 pool paired with WBNB. Paste the contract address and the desk reads that pool for you: the price, the market cap and the pool's liquidity in BNB appear above the form. Next you decide how much every wallet spends or sells. Before the start button opens, each ticked wallet gets a quote plus an eth_call dry run from its own address. A swap that would revert therefore shows up as a blocked row with a reason, instead of a failed transaction you only discover on BscScan.

What it costs

The price is 0.0005 BNB per wallet in the run. Your connected wallet pays it once, in a single approval, before the first swap leaves. Nothing is added inside the swaps: PancakeSwap trades on this page carry no J Tools charge. Every bot wallet covers its own gas in BNB. Stop a run early and the wallets it never reached stay as credit for your next run on that token.

Locked to V2 · The venue is preselected and cannot be switched here, so every wallet in the queue trades the same pool.
Thirty wallets per run · Queue up to 30 bot wallets. Each one swaps with its own BNB and pays for its own gas.
Amount rules per wallet · Fixed, Range with a re-roll button, Percent of balance or Max, worked out separately for every wallet.
Pacing up to 600 s · Send the swaps back to back, or hold a pause of up to 600 seconds between two wallets.
Checked twice · An eth_call test before the button opens, then a fresh quote right before each wallet sends.
Stop, Continue, CSV · Halt the queue, pick it up again from where it stopped, and export the transaction list when you are done.

Frequently asked questions

Ordinary BEP-20 tokens whose market is a PancakeSwap V2 pool against WBNB. The page refuses a token that only has a V3 pool, a pool with no liquidity in it, and a token whose trading has not opened yet. A four.meme or flap.sh token is handled differently: even after it graduates to a DEX, the page shows a calm notice before you press anything and links to the four.meme or flap.sh version of this tool. The general Multi Swap page accepts any supported token.

Because the venue never moves. On the general page the desk works out where a token trades; here the answer is always PancakeSwap V2, and a token that does not fit is stopped at the address field instead of being sent somewhere else. That suits a run you want kept to one pool. If your token still trades on a bonding curve, or you are unsure where it trades, start from the general page.

0.0005 BNB for each wallet in the run, paid once from your connected wallet before trading starts. The swaps themselves carry no J Tools fee inside PancakeSwap. Bot wallets pay their own gas in BNB. If you stop the run, the wallets it never reached are kept as credit for your next run on the same token.

That wallet is skipped, its row shows the reason, and the queue moves on to the next one. Each swap is a separate transaction, so a problem in one wallet never undoes a trade another wallet already made. Common reasons are a balance too small for the amount plus gas, a price that moved beyond your slippage, or a token tax higher than the slippage you allowed.

When the token's buy and sell tax is known, as it is for tokens made with J Tools, the desk reads it and shows it next to the form. A buyer needs a slippage above that tax, otherwise the swap comes back short and reverts. A token that refuses the transfer is flagged before anything is signed. For a sale, each wallet approves the PancakeSwap V2 router for exactly the amount it sells and never grants an unlimited allowance.

Nowhere beyond this tab. You import them into the page, they sit in the tab's memory, and they disappear when you close it. They are never sent to J Tools or to any server, never stored and never logged. Your connected wallet signs a single thing, the J Tools fee, and plays no part in the swaps.

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PancakeSwap Multi Swap

How PancakeSwap Multi Swap works

Load the wallets

What PancakeSwap Multi Swap does

In short

What it does

What it costs

Run a PancakeSwap V2 queue in 3 steps

Load the wallets

Shape the pool trade

Pay once, then follow the list

PancakeSwap V2 pools on BNB Chain

Frequently asked questions

Queue your wallets on PancakeSwap

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