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How to send crypto mass payouts to many wallets
Pay affiliates, freelancers and suppliers in USDT or Bitcoin from one list: how batch crypto payouts work, what to check, and how to keep them safe.
Updated · 5 min read
Paying dozens of people in crypto one transfer at a time is slow and easy to get wrong. A copied address with one wrong character means lost money. Mass payouts let you upload one list and pay everyone in a single, checked operation.
Who uses crypto mass payouts
- Affiliate and referral programs paying commissions.
- Companies paying freelancers and remote contractors abroad.
- Marketplaces paying sellers.
- Games, contests and communities paying winners and rewards.
How it works
- Prepare a list with one row per recipient: wallet address and amount. Use a CSV or Excel template, or paste the list.
- Upload it. Every row is checked: invalid addresses, duplicates and missing amounts are flagged before anything is sent.
- Review the total, the network fee and your balance afterwards.
- Confirm with your two-factor code. The transfers go out, and you can follow each one to the blockchain.
In AywaPay, mass payouts send up to 100 recipients per batch from your balance. On Bitcoin and Litecoin a single transaction pays everyone, so the network fee is paid once for the whole batch.
Thousands of wallets: Multisender
For bigger lists of USDT, TRX, BNB or other TRC-20 and BEP-20 tokens, Multisender splits the list into large batches, so one signature pays a whole batch. It's built for salaries, airdrops and rewards on TRON and BNB Smart Chain.
Which coin to pay in
| Pay in | Good for |
|---|---|
| USDT on TRON or BNB Smart Chain | Most payouts. Stable value, fast, and recipients can cash out on almost any exchange. |
| Bitcoin or Litecoin | Recipients who want BTC or LTC. One transaction pays the whole batch. |
| USDC | Recipients who prefer USDC or hold funds on Ethereum. |
Keep payouts safe
- Collect addresses from recipients in writing, and confirm the network (for example "USDT on TRON").
- Send a small test payment to new recipients before a large one.
- Turn on 2FA. Every payout batch should need a code, so a stolen password isn't enough.
- Set your own daily withdrawal limits and get an alert for every payout. See security.
- Keep the uploaded list and the payout report for your records.
What it costs
Each payout carries the blockchain network fee, and the full total is shown before you confirm. Current fees are on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
- How many wallets can I pay at once?
- Mass payouts handle up to 100 recipients per batch, and you can send as many batches as you need. Multisender handles much larger lists of TRC-20 and BEP-20 tokens.
- Can I upload an Excel file?
- Yes. Use a .csv or .xlsx file with an address and an amount on each row, or paste the list.
- What if one address in the list is wrong?
- Invalid addresses are flagged in red before you confirm, so you can fix or remove them first.