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# Airdrop Tokens
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Airdropping tokens allows sending a fixed amount of tokens to multiple addresses in one transaction. You can specify up to 69 addresses per batch.
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To airdrop tokens, simply click on the `Airdrop Tokens 🪂` button under `Menu > My Tokens > [Name]` and follow the instructions. **You will need to prepare two things:**
1. A **comma-separated list** of receiver addresses
2. The amount of tokens each address should receive
Simply click the two buttons and reply with the required information. You will need to make sure to have enough tokens to airdrop in the contract, or else the gas estimation in the next step after clicking `🪂 Airdrop Tokens` will fail.
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Note that the more addresses you add, the bigger the transaction will get, which increases gas cost. Make sure to have enough funds on your wallet, especially when using Ethereum.
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Make sure to comply with your own [maximum transaction and wallet percentages](/docs/launching-a-new-token/setting-limits.md). You will not be able to airdrop more than that, because these limits will apply to the receivers. In that case, [consider temporarily changing it](/docs/token-management-and-update/updating-taxes-and-limits.md).
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If you're all set, click `Confirm ✅` and wait for the transaction to finish. You can view the transaction state in the explorer by clicking the corresponding button.
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