# What It Is

TWIFT Multisend is a decentralized bulk-transfer feature that lets users send tokens or native coins to multiple recipients within a single blockchain transaction.\
Every operation is executed on-chain, non-custodially, and fully audited. It provides an efficient and secure alternative to sending tokens individually, saving both time and gas fees while maintaining full transparency.

Multisend is a strictly non-custodial infrastructure. All actions are executed through smart contracts directly connected to the user’s wallet, ensuring that control and ownership always remain with the sender.

### Core Features

* Bulk Transactions: Execute transfers to multiple recipients in a single transaction.
* Multi-Network Support: Works across major blockchain networks including Ethereum, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB, and future non-EVM chains such as Solana.
* Token and Native Coin Support: Users can send ERC-20 tokens or native assets directly
* File Import Capability: Recipients and amounts can be added manually or imported via .csv or .xlsx templates for large-scale distributions.
* History and Proof: Each completed transaction can be exported as a verified PDF report containing transaction hash, network, and timestamp.
* Gas Optimization: Transfers are executed in one call, minimizing gas consumption compared to traditional multi-transaction methods.
* Full Transparency: Each transfer produces a verifiable on-chain record for both the sender and all recipients.

### Value It Creates

Multisend enables organizations and individuals to perform token distributions that are both efficient and verifiable. Whether managing a DAO treasury, distributing community airdrops / rewards, or executing payroll, users can achieve full transparency and cost efficiency without compromising security or decentralization.

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