ZOKINine lives, one big send.
Upload a CSV and Zoki sends ETH (RH), a token, or NFTs to everyone on the list in one shot. Zoki Labs fee: $0.10 per wallet. That’s it. Ten cents. Even a street cat can afford it. 😼
CSV columns: address,amount (amount in ETH) · Download sample CSV
Buy capacity first — you need at least as many wallet-slots as recipients in your CSV.
Heuristic checks and batch sending only — Zoki doesn't custody your tokens between steps. You approve and pay gas directly.
Using ZOKI Drop
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Connect your wallet
Sign in with the same wallet you'll be sending from. Everything after this happens with your own signature — Zoki never takes custody of your tokens at any point.
- 02
Buy Drop capacity
Capacity is priced per wallet: $0.10 per recipient. Pick how many wallets you're dropping to, pay in ETH, USDG, or $ZOKI (paying in $ZOKI gets you 20% off), and confirm the one wallet prompt. Capacity never expires and stacks — buy more any time.
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Choose what you're sending
Three modes: ETH (Native) for a plain ETH airdrop, ERC-20 Token for any fungible token you paste an address for, or NFT (ERC-721) for a collection. Picking ERC-20 or NFT shows an address field — Zoki checks the contract type automatically and warns you if it looks like the wrong mode.
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Prepare your CSV
Two columns, comma-separated, header row optional. For ETH or an ERC-20 token: address,amount — amount in whole tokens (e.g. 0.5 for half an ETH, 1000 for 1000 tokens). For an NFT collection: address,tokenId — one specific token ID per row. Download a sample CSV for your selected mode right above the upload button to see the exact format.
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Upload and review
Zoki validates every row before anything touches the chain. For ETH/ERC-20 drops, a duplicate address isn't an error by itself — you'll see exactly which rows repeat and can opt to merge them (amounts summed) with one checkbox, or fix the CSV yourself. For NFTs, a duplicate token ID is always blocked outright, since one NFT can only go to one recipient — there's nothing to merge there.
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Execute the drop
ETH needs no approval — funds go out directly in the same transaction. An ERC-20 token needs one approval for the total amount first. An NFT collection needs one approval covering the whole collection (setApprovalForAll), not per token. Either way it's a single approval, then Zoki batches the actual sends — up to 500 recipients per on-chain call — and you'll see a live "sending batch X of Y" as it goes.
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Done
Once the last batch confirms, every wallet on your list has been paid. Capacity spent on this drop is deducted from your balance — buy more whenever you're ready for the next one.
Heuristic checks and batch sending only — Zoki doesn't custody your tokens between steps. You approve and pay gas directly, the whole way through.