# Fund Wallets

### Directions

#### Distribute (One-to-Many)

Send SOL from one source wallet to multiple recipients. Use this to fund wallets before trading or launching.

#### Collect (Many-to-One)

Pull SOL from multiple wallets into a single destination. Use this to consolidate funds after trading.

### Amount Modes

| Mode   | How It Works                                                                                                                 |
| ------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Fixed  | Same SOL amount to every wallet                                                                                              |
| Range  | Random amount between a min and max per wallet                                                                               |
| Max    | Full balance, split equally across recipients (distribute) or full balance from each (collect). Optional randomization 0–50% |
| Custom | Set individual amounts per wallet in the preview panel                                                                       |

### Execution Modes

#### Batch

Packs multiple transfers into fewer transactions. Fastest and cheapest option.

#### Separate

One transaction per transfer with delays between each. Looks more natural on-chain.

**Delay options:**

* **Fixed** — same delay every time
* **Range** — random delay between a min and max

### Quote Preview

Before executing, you get a cost estimate showing total SOL, estimated fees, number of transactions, and per-wallet amounts. Wallets with insufficient balance are flagged.

### Job Tracking

Each funding operation runs as a job with real-time progress via WebSocket. You can see per-wallet status (pending, success, failed), cancel active jobs, or delete completed ones from history.

### Withdraw All SOL

The dashboard also has a "Withdraw All SOL" option that collects the full SOL balance from every wallet in the panel to a single destination in batch mode.