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Multi-Wallet Exchange

Split the output of a single swap across multiple destination wallets in one execution flow

Husher supports distributing the output of a single swap across multiple destination wallets in one execution. Rather than performing separate swaps and manual transfers, Multi Exchange lets you define all recipients upfront and settle everything in a single flow.

Multi-wallet distribution uses the same non-custodial architecture as a standard swap. Husher never holds or controls assets at any stage, and each destination wallet receives its allocation directly.

What it enables

  • Split output funds across multiple recipient addresses in a single transaction flow

  • Reduce post-swap operational overhead and gas costs

  • Execute complex distributions with the same speed and guarantees as a standard swap

  • Set optional time delays between exchanges to individual destinations

Multi Exchange mode showing 10,000 USDT split 50/50 across two SOL destination addresses with optional time delay controls
Multi Exchange mode: 10,000 USDT split across two destination addresses at 50% each, with an optional time delay between exchanges

Address input options

Husher provides six ways to define destination wallets, depending on the size and structure of the distribution:

Add Another Address

Manually add individual wallet addresses one by one.

Add Multiple

Quickly define several addresses with percentage-based or fixed allocations.

Add Bulk

Configure large distributions efficiently within the interface.

Import CSV

Upload a structured list of recipient wallets and allocation rules for batch execution.

Randomize

Automatically distribute funds across addresses using randomized allocation logic.

Variance

Apply controlled variability to distributions for operational or privacy considerations.

Fees and execution guarantees

  • Multi-wallet distribution does not change the base execution fee

  • Network fees scale proportionally with the number of output transactions

  • Execution, custody, and routing guarantees remain unchanged:

    • Funds are sent from a self-custodied wallet

    • Husher never holds or controls assets

    • Output is delivered directly to each destination wallet

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