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Multisender vs GTokenTool
GTokenTool and Multisender compared on the facts each tool states on its own site. GTokenTool: GTokenTool homepage shows only a Chinese banner calling it a one-click token launch platform. Multisender: Non-custodial multisender for sending tokens or NFTs to many recipients, with a dedicated Solana product. Updated 12 Oct 2026.
Side by side
| Feature | Multisender | GTokenTool |
|---|---|---|
| FeesDiffers | Solana service fee of 0.155 SOL per batch, with an optional 0.1% surcharge in some cases; batch size depends on the token implementation● | Pages disagree: 0.004 SOL per transaction on one SOL batch page and 0 SOL per 19 addresses on another; new recipient accounts need about 0.002 SOL rent● |
| Custody | Your wallet signs | — |
| CSV import | Yes● | Yes● |
| Token standardsDiffers | SOL, SPL | SPL● |
What each tool is
- GTokenTool: GTokenTool homepage shows only a Chinese banner calling it a one-click token launch platform.
- Multisender: Non-custodial multisender for sending tokens or NFTs to many recipients, with a dedicated Solana product.
Stated for only one tool
- Custody: Multisender is non-custodial (your wallet signs). GTokenTool's own site does not state this.
- Fees: Multisender is Solana service fee is 0.055 SOL per batch (batch size depends on the token); the sender also pays network fees; an optional 0.5% tip may apply above the equivalent of $60k. GTokenTool's own site does not state this.
- Token standards: Multisender is SOL, SPL. GTokenTool's own site does not state this.
Compiled from each tool's own website and docs. Values link to their sources in the table above. Anything a site does not state is left out rather than guessed.