Does J Tools hold my funds?

Only during the run. Your SOL goes to a working wallet created for that run, and every lamport it does not spend goes back to your wallet when the run ends or when you stop it.

Where does the SOL come from on chain?

Each wallet is paid by the exchange that handled its order, not by your wallet. The run rotates the exchanges' payout paths, so wallets in a row are paid from different addresses where possible.

How long does it take?

You choose the spread, from right away up to 24 hours. Each order then takes the exchange about 15 to 45 minutes.

J Tools takes 1% of the SOL sent to wallets that get funded. The exchange keeps a cut inside its rate, and the network fees come to a few thousandths of a SOL for the whole run.

What happens to a wallet the exchange does not accept?

Its share never leaves the working wallet and comes back to you, with no fee charged for it. A refunded order goes back to your own wallet.

Yes. After Stop no new wallet is paid. Orders already at the exchange finish, and everything else comes back to your wallet.

Funding via Exchange

Fund your wallets through an exchange: the sending address is the exchange's wallet, and yours never shows.

·different amounts

· to · SOL, at random

·different send times

right away, 4 s apart

·separate exchange orders

every wallet gets its own order

·own sender addresses

exchange payout addresses rotate and can repeat

Total

SOL

Distribution

MinSOLMaxSOL

Timing

Own sender address

0wallets

Leaves your wallet

·SOL

Connect a wallet to start.

About this tool

How Funding via Exchange works

Funding via Exchange guidedocs.j.tools

Add the wallets

Paste the addresses or upload a CSV. Rows with a problem, such as a repeat or an address that is not a Solana address, are marked and must be fixed before you start.