Does this terminal execute swaps in strict order?

Yes. The terminal is built around sequential processing, so wallets run in a visible order rather than as an uncontrolled batch. This makes it suitable for a strict-order swap workflow where execution order matters.

How are failed wallets handled?

Failed entries can be isolated through filters, moved into retry review, and reprocessed through the retry queue. That makes it easier to rerun only problem wallets instead of restarting the full task.

Can I use custom token contract addresses?

Yes, as long as the token pair and route are valid for the selected execution setup. Custom addresses still need to match a usable route and compatible pool context before the run can proceed cleanly.

Why can route errors happen even with correct settings?

Route issues can still happen when available paths change, liquidity conditions shift, the selected pool cannot support the requested size, or the configuration no longer matches the current route state. That is why a DEX-route-controlled swap still needs runtime validation.

Is activity log integration included?

Yes. The terminal includes execution log visibility for the active run, along with wallet status tracking and retry visibility. Operators get a direct view of what happened during the run without leaving the terminal.

Can I run different amount strategies in one task?

Each run is configured around the selected strategy for that task — Total, Fixed, Random, or Percent. If you need a different spending model, set up a separate run so the logic stays consistent across the selected wallets.

Multi Swap

Buy or sell any Solana token from hundreds of wallets in one run. Auto venue routing covers Pump.fun bonding curves, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora.

OPERATOR WALLET

Connect the wallet that owns this run. It pays nothing here; it anchors fee records and referral credit.

Connect wallet in top bar

TOKEN & SIDE

Venue

WALLETS

wallets 0 · selected 0 · ok 0 · fail 0 · confirming 0

Wallet

SOL

TOKEN

Amount (SOL)

Status

No wallets yet. Import private keys to begin; they never leave this browser tab.

AMOUNT

SOL

Each wallet keeps a ~0.0096 SOL reserve for the platform fee, network fees and token account rent.

EXECUTION

Speed

Slippage %

Priority fee

~0.001 SOL priority fee per transaction

Interval

Relay (Jito tip)

COST

Platform fee: 0.0035 SOL / transactionDEX fees and price impact are not included.

RUN

TERMINAL

Run output appears here. Every transaction links to Solscan.

About this tool

What it does

Runs strict-order multi-wallet swaps on Solana — up to 1000 wallets, configurable amount strategies, route control, and a full retry queue from one terminal.

How it works

Import wallets, pick the route and token pair, choose Total / Fixed / Random / Percent amount mode, set interval and slippage, then execute the sequence with live status.

Why use it

Sequential execution with visible state per wallet, isolated retries for failed entries, and one panel for routing, balances, and logs — built for runs where control beats raw speed.

How to run a multi-swap in 3 steps

Import wallets and pick the route
Load up to 1000 wallets via the Import Wallet terminal. Select the DEX route and configure the from/to token pair before any execution settings.
Set amount strategy and execution controls
Choose Total, Fixed, Random, or Percent mode. Configure interval timing, slippage tolerance, priority tip, and review per-wallet overrides if any.
Start the sequence and monitor
Begin the strict-order execution. Track status per wallet in the terminal, watch the execution log live, and isolate failed entries into the retry queue.

What is strict-order multi-swap?

A strict-order multi-swap is a sequential execution model where wallets swap one after another in a defined order — not as an uncontrolled parallel batch. This makes the run reviewable wallet-by-wallet, lets retries target only the failures, and keeps state visible throughout the sequence. It is the right pattern when consistency, control, and per-wallet status tracking matter more than maximum throughput.

Key features

Up to 1000-wallet import — Load large wallet sets into one terminal instead of swapping one by one
Strict-order execution — Wallets run in sequence with visible state changes and clear processing order
Route and pair setup — Select DEX route, define from/to token pair, prepare the run before starting
Flexible amount strategies — Total, Fixed, Random, or Percent modes for per-wallet spend logic
Execution controls — Interval timing, slippage tolerance, priority tip presets before launch
Retry queue support — Isolate failed wallets and rerun only the entries that need another attempt
Terminal filters and logs — Filter by wallet state and review the execution log live or after

What to do after

Swap

One wallet, one direct trade flow

Bundled Trade

Same-block bundle execution instead of strict order

Multi Sender

Distribute tokens to many wallets after swap

Batch Collector

Consolidate balances back to one destination

Ready to run the sequence?

Set the route, choose the amount strategy, review wallets and controls, then start when the order, retries, and spending logic match your plan.

Frequently asked questions

Multi Swap guideHow it works, step-by-step usage, and FAQs.Learn more

Multi Swap

Buy or sell any Solana token from hundreds of wallets in one run. Auto venue routing covers Pump.fun bonding curves, PumpSwap, Raydium, Orca and Meteora.

OPERATOR WALLET

Connect the wallet that owns this run. It pays nothing here; it anchors fee records and referral credit.

Connect wallet in top bar

TOKEN & SIDE

Venue

WALLETS

wallets 0 · selected 0 · ok 0 · fail 0 · confirming 0

Wallet

SOL

TOKEN

Amount (SOL)

Status

No wallets yet. Import private keys to begin; they never leave this browser tab.

AMOUNT

SOL

Each wallet keeps a ~0.0096 SOL reserve for the platform fee, network fees and token account rent.

EXECUTION

Speed

Slippage %

Priority fee

~0.001 SOL priority fee per transaction

Interval

Relay (Jito tip)

COST

Platform fee: 0.0035 SOL / transactionDEX fees and price impact are not included.

RUN

TERMINAL

Run output appears here. Every transaction links to Solscan.

About this tool

What it does

Runs strict-order multi-wallet swaps on Solana — up to 1000 wallets, configurable amount strategies, route control, and a full retry queue from one terminal.

How it works

Import wallets, pick the route and token pair, choose Total / Fixed / Random / Percent amount mode, set interval and slippage, then execute the sequence with live status.

Why use it

Sequential execution with visible state per wallet, isolated retries for failed entries, and one panel for routing, balances, and logs — built for runs where control beats raw speed.

How to run a multi-swap in 3 steps

Import wallets and pick the route
Load up to 1000 wallets via the Import Wallet terminal. Select the DEX route and configure the from/to token pair before any execution settings.
Set amount strategy and execution controls
Choose Total, Fixed, Random, or Percent mode. Configure interval timing, slippage tolerance, priority tip, and review per-wallet overrides if any.
Start the sequence and monitor
Begin the strict-order execution. Track status per wallet in the terminal, watch the execution log live, and isolate failed entries into the retry queue.

What is strict-order multi-swap?

Key features

Up to 1000-wallet import — Load large wallet sets into one terminal instead of swapping one by one
Strict-order execution — Wallets run in sequence with visible state changes and clear processing order
Route and pair setup — Select DEX route, define from/to token pair, prepare the run before starting
Flexible amount strategies — Total, Fixed, Random, or Percent modes for per-wallet spend logic
Execution controls — Interval timing, slippage tolerance, priority tip presets before launch
Retry queue support — Isolate failed wallets and rerun only the entries that need another attempt
Terminal filters and logs — Filter by wallet state and review the execution log live or after

What to do after

Swap

One wallet, one direct trade flow

Bundled Trade

Same-block bundle execution instead of strict order

Multi Sender

Distribute tokens to many wallets after swap

Batch Collector

Consolidate balances back to one destination

Ready to run the sequence?

Set the route, choose the amount strategy, review wallets and controls, then start when the order, retries, and spending logic match your plan.

Frequently asked questions

Multi Swap guideHow it works, step-by-step usage, and FAQs.Learn more

Multi Swap

What it does

How it works

Why use it

How to run a multi-swap in 3 steps

Import wallets and pick the route

Set amount strategy and execution controls

Start the sequence and monitor

What is strict-order multi-swap?

Key features

What to do after

Ready to run the sequence?

Frequently asked questions

Does this terminal execute swaps in strict order?

How are failed wallets handled?

Can I use custom token contract addresses?

Why can route errors happen even with correct settings?

Is activity log integration included?

Can I run different amount strategies in one task?

Multi Swap

What it does

How it works

Why use it

How to run a multi-swap in 3 steps

Import wallets and pick the route

Set amount strategy and execution controls

Start the sequence and monitor

What is strict-order multi-swap?

Key features

What to do after

Ready to run the sequence?

Frequently asked questions

Does this terminal execute swaps in strict order?

How are failed wallets handled?

Can I use custom token contract addresses?

Why can route errors happen even with correct settings?

Is activity log integration included?

Can I run different amount strategies in one task?

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