BNB Chain Relay Transfer
Route BNB or a BEP-20 token through your own relay wallets, with per-hop progress tracking.
Asset
Amount
Connected Wallet Balance: -
Destination Wallet
Route
0 relay + 1 destination · 1 hop
Relay Wallets
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Add your relay wallets in route order.
Destination Amount
0BNB
Platform Fee -·Estimated Network Fee -
Estimated Total Cost -
Relay wallet keys stay in this tab and are never sent. If a hop stops, the funds wait in that relay wallet, which is yours.
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.
Connect your wallet. The route starts from it.
About this tool
How Relay Transfer works
Set asset, amount and destination
Choose BNB or a BEP-20 token, enter the amount that must arrive, and type the destination address twice. The destination has to be a regular wallet, and it cannot be your connected wallet or one of the hops.
What Relay Transfer does
In short
Relay Transfer lets you send BNB through hop wallets, or move one BEP-20 token the same way, on BNB Chain: your connected wallet pays the first hop, each hop forwards to the next, and the last one delivers to the destination. It is meant for anyone who wants a transfer to pass through wallets they own, one confirmed step at a time.
What it does
You set the amount the destination should receive, type that address twice and paste the keys of up to 10 hop wallets in route order. Your own wallet signs the first step, and each hop signs its forward in this tab. A step starts only after the one before it has three confirmations and the exact amount.
What it costs
J Tools charges 0.0001 BNB per step of the route, and a route has one step more than it has hops. Your connected wallet pays it in one approval before the route starts; hop wallets never pay it. Gas goes to the network on top, and your wallet shows the exact total before you sign.
Key features
- Up to 10 hops · Route BNB or one BEP-20 token through as many as ten wallets you keep.
- Exact amount delivered · BNB routes carry downstream gas, so the destination receives precisely the amount you entered.
- Confirmed step by step · Each hop forwards only after three confirmations and a receipt that matches the amount.
- Hop gas from your wallet · On token routes, short hops can get their gas through Multi Sender before the route starts.
- Safe stopping point · Stop at any time; funds wait in the last wallet they reached, which is yours.
- Never sent twice · The route survives a refresh, and a step already out is followed, never repeated.
How to relay BNB or a token in 3 steps
- 1
Set asset, amount and destination
Choose BNB or a BEP-20 token, enter the amount that must arrive, and type the destination address twice. The destination has to be a regular wallet, and it cannot be your connected wallet or one of the hops.
- 2
Add your hop wallets in order
Paste the private keys of wallets you keep, for example ones saved from Wallet Generator, in the order the funds should travel. Their keys stay in this tab. On a token route you can also top up hop gas from your wallet.
- 3
Approve and follow each step
Approve the J Tools fee, then sign the first step in your wallet. The progress panel marks every hop as it confirms, and the result lists what arrived and what each wallet spent on gas.
How gas works on a BNB Chain route
BNB Chain, which many still call BSC or BNB Smart Chain, is a single network with chain ID 56, and every step of a route pays its gas in BNB. On a BNB route each step carries the gas cap of the steps after it, so the destination receives the full amount; whatever a hop does not spend of its cap stays in that hop. A BEP-20 route moves the same token amount at every step, so each hop needs its own BNB for gas. Each confirmed step shows on BscScan as an ordinary transfer.
Frequently asked questions
Plan your route
Pick the amount and the destination, line up your hop wallets and review the gas caps, steps and fee before your wallet opens.