Disclosure: Jumpbit builds the tool used in this guide. It is listed in the directory under the same rules as every other tool, see the editorial policy.
What a snapshot is
A snapshot records which wallets held a token, and how much, at a single point in time. Jumpbit Token Snapshot lists every holder of a token at one moment.
Why it matters
- Airdrops: reward the holders at a chosen time, see how to airdrop a token.
- Rewards and access: give perks to holders above a threshold.
- Governance: count votes by holding at a fixed time.
What Jumpbit's snapshot includes
Jumpbit's page says a snapshot exports to CSV or JSON, supports SPL and Token-2022 tokens, and includes each wallet address, raw and UI balance, token account address and percentage of supply. Holder filters include All, Top 100, 500, 1k and 2k. Snapshots reflect only the latest block, since historical snapshots are not available yet. The page states no fee and no account requirement, and claims 1M+ holders can be processed in under 30 seconds, which is its own figure.
Clean the result
Remove program-owned accounts, liquidity pool vaults, exchange addresses and the creator's own wallets if they should not qualify. Decide a minimum balance so dust holders are excluded.
Then send it
Turn the list into a recipient file and send with a multisender, see the CSV checklist and the multisender comparison. Open Token Snapshot.