How it works

Nexus pays from a few to several thousand Solana wallets in a single operation, without ever holding your funds.

1
Connect your wallet
Phantom or Solflare. You sign a sign-in message: no transaction, no fees. Nexus never asks for your recovery phrase.
2
Add your recipients
A CSV file (address,amount) or manual entry. Nexus checks every address: sanctions, addresses imitating another, addresses never paid.
3
Check the cost and arrival time
MultiHopper and network fees are estimated before anything is sent. You choose an immediate or scheduled arrival.
4
Make a test transfer (recommended)
First send a small amount of your choice to a single address. Once it arrives, start the full distribution.
5
Fund the temporary key
Your wallet signs a message that creates a temporary key, computed in your browser and never transmitted. You send it the funds from your wallet, with no time limit.
6
Nexus distributes in batches
The temporary key signs the batches of 20 recipients in your browser, after checking every transaction. The remaining balance goes back to your wallet.
7
Track and prove
The log tracks every payout. Once the distribution is completed, a report signed by Nexus sums up what everyone received, with links to the blockchain.

Frequently asked questions

Can Nexus take my funds?

No. Nexus holds neither your funds nor your keys. The temporary key only exists in your browser and only your wallet can recreate it. The Nexus server cannot sign anything on your behalf.

Why a temporary key?

Transactions prepared by MultiHopper expire in under a minute. Approving them one by one in the wallet is often too slow; the temporary key signs them right away, and you approve only one transfer, at your own pace.

What if I send the funds from another wallet?

They are not counted: Nexus automatically returns them to their sender. Only funds from the connected wallet fund the distribution.

Can I stop a transfer?

Yes, as long as the funds have not left for MultiHopper. After that, the distribution runs to completion; whatever remains on the temporary key is returned to you.

What fees?

MultiHopper fees (a percentage and a per-step cost) and Solana network fees, shown before sending. Part of the account rent is returned to you afterwards.

How can I try it risk-free?

With the “Try it” button: the same app on devnet, Solana's test network, with worthless funds.

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