Glossary · Payments

What is Batch send?

A batch send disperses one balance to many recipients in a single on-chain transaction: a file of addresses and amounts, one confirmation, every wallet paid. Against the alternative, a hundred individual transfers, it saves fees, eliminates repetitive signing, and produces one auditable record instead of a hundred.

Batch sends are the settlement primitive behind payroll in crypto, marketplace payouts, affiliate runs, and airdrops: anywhere one treasury must reach many parties on a schedule.

Batch send on U.CASH

send.u.cash takes a CSV of addresses (or web3 names) and amounts, validates it before anything moves, and settles the batch non-custodial with one exportable record for the books.

See also

Payouts and payrollWeb3 name

Batch send: FAQ

Is one big transaction riskier than many small ones?
No: atomicity is the safety feature. The batch either settles whole or reverts whole, and pre-flight validation catches malformed rows before dispatch.
Can a batch mix assets?
Per-asset batches keep the math auditable: one CSV per asset per run, each with its own network fee and record.
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