What it does
Holder Airdrop sends SOL or any token to the holders of a Solana token. It loads up to 10,000 holders, lets you decide who gets it with filters, splits the amount one of five ways and sends it with one wallet approval.
Holder Airdrop
Load a token's holders, decide who gets the airdrop with filters, choose how it is split, and send it with one approval.
Source
Audience
Load a token's holders to set who gets the airdrop.
What to send
Connect a wallet to see your balance.
Split
Bigger holders get more. The cap keeps one wallet from taking too much.
Cap per wallet (%)%
Recipients0
To send0 SOLBy holdings
Largest share0 SOL
J Tools fee0 SOL0.001 per recipient, 0.05 minimum
Who gets what
At the capBy holdingsSet an amount to see the split.
Enter a token address and load its holders.
Leaves your wallet~0 SOL
About this tool
How it works
Holders come from an on-chain scan, and the first 1,000 are checked for what owns them, so pools, exchanges and burn addresses are set aside. Filters for wallet age, funding clusters, sellers and snipers read their data from the chain for the largest holders. The send runs through the same engine as Multi Sender.
Why use it
An airdrop to holders by hand means exporting a list, deleting pool and exchange rows, guessing which wallets are bots and doing the math in a spreadsheet. Miss a pool and part of the drop feeds liquidity instead of people. Here the list, the split and the send happen on one page.
How to airdrop to holders in 3 steps
- 1
Load the holders
Paste the token's address or pick it from your wallet, choose how many top holders to read, and press Load holders.
- 2
Choose who gets it
Pools, exchanges, burn addresses, programs and the creator are left out first. Add filters for balance, wallet age, funding clusters, sellers or snipers, and watch how many wallets each one removes.
- 3
Split and send
Pick By holdings, Equal, Tiered, Random or Raffle, choose SOL or a token, enter the amount and check who gets what. Confirm once and the airdrop goes out.
Which airdrop split should you use?
A pro rata airdrop pays each holder in proportion to what they hold, the usual choice for revenue shares and loyalty drops; a cap per wallet keeps the largest holder from taking most of it. An equal airdrop spreads a token wide and suits community rewards. Tiered pays set amounts to the top holders and the rest. A random split adds some surprise to a small drop. A raffle picks winners at random from the eligible wallets. Whatever the split, the list only means something once pools, exchanges and bots are out of it.
Key features
- Up to 10,000 holders per scan, read straight from the chain
- Pools, exchanges, burn addresses, programs and the creator left out, with a count for each
- Filters for balance, rank, wallet age, funding clusters, sellers, snipers, empty wallets and a second token
- Five splits: by holdings with a cap, equal, tiered, random and a raffle
- SOL or any SPL or Token-2022 token, sent with one wallet approval
- 0.001 SOL per delivered recipient with a 0.05 SOL minimum
What to do next
Holder Snapshot
See the full holder picture first: concentration, fresh wallets and the developer's share.
J Map
Check which holders were funded by the same wallet before you reward them.
Multi Sender
Send to a list of your own instead of a token's holders.
Wallet Scope
Look at the recipients' balances and trading history in one table.
Reward the people who hold
Paste a token address, choose who gets it and how it is split, and send the airdrop with one approval.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The token you load only decides who receives and how shares are weighted. You can send SOL, the same token, or any other SPL or Token-2022 token in your wallet.
Tokens sent to a liquidity pool vault become part of the pool, and tokens sent to an exchange's hot wallet land in an account thousands of users share. Neither reaches a holder. The page leaves them out and shows how many it removed, and you can switch that rule off.
Every eligible wallet gets tickets, one each or by what it holds with a cap per wallet, and the winners are picked when you press Draw winners. The randomness comes from a fresh Solana blockhash, so no one can set the winners in advance. You can draw again before you send.
0.001 SOL per recipient that receives the airdrop, and at least 0.05 SOL per run, plus the network fee. Wallets that do not yet have an account for the token you send need one opened, and the confirmation shows that rent before you approve.
Wallet age, funding clusters, sales and first buys are read from the chain one wallet at a time. The page reads them for the largest holders, up to 2,000 for age and 120 to 250 for the others, and keeps everyone past that in the list, marked as not checked.
The send runs from a one-time sender funded by your single approval. If the tab closes or something fails, whatever was not sent goes back to your wallet, and the fee is only kept for wallets that received the airdrop.