What it does
Collects SOL or SPL balances from many source wallets into one destination in a single batch run, using local key processing and per-wallet status reporting.
Batch Collector
Collect tokens from multiple wallets to one destination
Total Wallets
0
Total SOL in wallets
0 SOL
Arrives at destination
0 SOL
Platform Fee
0 SOL
Network fee
~0 SOL
Destination
Token
Enter token mint address
Source Wallets
Rows
0
Valid
0
Invalid
0
Collection Amount
Drains each wallet, leaving only the fee and network cost.
Platform Fee (0.001 × 0)0 SOL
Network fee~0 SOL
Arrives at destination0 SOL
Private keys are processed locally and never stored
About this tool
How it works
Pick the token, import private keys, then set how much to pull from each wallet: max, a fixed amount, an amount to keep behind, or a percentage. Set the destination and run. Each wallet signs and sends on its own with live status.
Why use it
Faster than draining wallets one by one. Row-level status, parallel workers, signature-recovery on transient errors, and a clear summary keep large consolidation runs auditable.
How to consolidate balances in 3 steps
- 1
Pick token and import wallets
Choose SOL or an SPL token from the picker. Paste private keys or upload a CSV in the import terminal; invalid lines are flagged before the run starts.
- 2
Set destination and amounts
Choose a collection mode (max, fixed, keep, or percentage) to fill every row, or edit any wallet by hand. Paste a destination address or switch on Send to connected wallet to receive everything.
- 3
Run and review row status
Click Collect to start the parallel workers. Watch each wallet flip from pending to success, skipped, or failed, and check the summary for the totals.
What is wallet consolidation on Solana?
Consolidating wallets means sweeping SOL or SPL balances from many addresses into a single destination so you can manage funds from one place. It is common after airdrops, distributed buys, multi-wallet farming, or whenever you need to settle many small balances. Doing it manually is slow and error-prone — you sign one transaction per wallet. A batch collector parallelizes the runs, validates inputs locally, and reports per-row status so you can retry only what failed.
Key features
- Multi-wallet collection — Sweep SOL or SPL balances from many private keys into one destination in a single run
- Collection modes — Pull the max, a fixed amount, a kept-back remainder, or a percentage from every wallet
- Local key processing — Private keys are parsed in the browser; nothing is sent to a remote service
- Import terminal — Paste private keys line by line or upload a CSV with line-level validation
- Parallel workers — Multiple wallets sign and send concurrently to keep large runs fast
- Per-row status — Pending, running, success, and failed states surface for every source wallet
- Signature recovery — When the RPC returns a tx-like error, the tool re-checks the signature before marking failed
What to do after
Ready to consolidate?
Pick the token, import wallets, choose a collection mode and destination, then run to sweep balances into one address with row-level status.