Glossary · Payments

What is Batch payout?

A batch payout is many transfers submitted as one operation: a payroll run, a marketplace's seller settlements, an airdrop to thousands of wallets. The batch groups by network so one signature covers every leg on a chain, and each transfer confirms independently with its own transaction ID.

The economics favor it exactly where doing transfers one-by-one hurts: many small legs on one cheap network. The discipline that makes it safe is list hygiene - per-row validation on entry and a preview before signature.

Batch payout on U.CASH

Send on U.CASH takes batch lists pasted or by API, validates addresses per network, previews every leg with its fee, and exports a settlement report for reconciliation. The payouts guide walks the full flow.

See also

Payouts use caseSettlement finality

Batch payout: FAQ

What happens if one address in a batch is wrong?
Format-level errors are caught on entry; a well-formed but wrong address is what the preview exists for. After signature, each leg is an on-chain transfer with wire-like finality - the same care a payroll file deserves anywhere.
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