# Multisender.app > Send tokens to multiple addresses Multisender.app is a token distribution platform for blockchain networks. It helps users and teams send tokens or NFTs to multiple recipients through batched transactions and an API. Multisender.app is a token distribution platform that lets users send tokens and NFTs to multiple recipients through batched blockchain transactions. It serves individuals running airdrops or community rewards as well as teams handling payroll, vesting, or treasury operations, and operates as a non-custodial dapp where users interact directly from their own wallets without deposits or accounts. The platform addresses the cost and complexity of sending many transfers individually by combining recipient lists into a single transaction flow. Users upload or input recipient addresses, approve the token or NFT to be sent, and confirm one transaction that distributes funds to all recipients, reducing per-transfer network fees. A variant lets senders shift transaction costs to recipients, who pay fees only when claiming their allocation. Its product lineup includes a classic multisender for token transfers, a dedicated tool for NFT airdrops, and a claim-based distribution option, alongside chain-specific applications for several non-EVM networks. It also offers an application programming interface and software development kit that let teams integrate batch payroll, airdrop, and treasury distribution directly into their own products across multiple blockchain networks. The service is used by individual token holders, project teams, and businesses distributing digital assets at scale. - Type: Company - Sector: Payments - Status: Active - Founded: 2018-02-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/multisender_app ## Products - [Multisender](https://thegrid.id/profiles/multisender_app): Multisender is a token distribution tool that batches transfers to many recipients into fewer on-chain transactions across multiple blockchains. Users upload a list of addresses and amounts to send tokens or NFTs directly, or create a claim-based distribution where recipients cover part of the gas cost when they collect their allocation. Dedicated chain-specific applications extend the same batching approach to several non-EVM networks, while a REST API and SDK let businesses run payroll, airdrops, rewards, and treasury operations programmatically at scale. 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