Frequently asked questions

Coinjet is a multi-chain crypto toolkit in one dashboard. You can launch a token, send it to thousands of wallets at once, manage it after launch, handle liquidity, check any wallet, generate wallets and custom addresses, convert prices, watch gas fees and browse every network's connection details.

On top of the on-chain tools there is a Buy Followers marketplace for social media growth and an affiliate program that pays commission in crypto.

Everything runs in your browser and connects to your own wallet — we never hold your funds.

The utilities are free: Wallet Checker, Wallet Generator, Vanity Generator, Converter, Gas Tracker and Networks List cost nothing.

The on-chain tools — Create a Token, Token Multisender, Token Manager and Liquidity Manager — charge a small platform fee in the network's native coin on top of normal gas, because they write to the blockchain. Buy Followers orders are paid per order, in crypto, through OxaPay.

19 networks: Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Monad, zkSync Era, Linea, Scroll, Blast, Unichain, Berachain, Sonic, Mantle and PulseChain.

You can switch between them from the selector in the header, and your wallet follows automatically.

The wallet utilities go further: the Wallet Checker, Wallet Generator and Vanity Generator also cover Bitcoin, Litecoin and TON.

No. There's no sign-up, no password and no profile. You connect your wallet when a tool needs it, and disconnect whenever you want.

Regularly. Robinhood Chain and Monad are recent additions, and the Token Manager grew into a full 10-tool section. New networks and tools get added based on what people ask for.

Pick your network, connect your wallet, then fill in the name, symbol, supply and decimals.

Turn on any extra features you want, confirm the transaction in your wallet, and your token is deployed. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes.

Every EVM network we support — including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Robinhood Chain, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Monad, zkSync Era, Linea, Scroll, Blast, Unichain, Berachain, Sonic, Mantle and PulseChain — plus SPL tokens on Solana.

No. You fill in a form and confirm a transaction. The contract is built from audited OpenZeppelin standards, so you don't write or compile anything yourself.

Completely. The contract is deployed from your wallet, so your address is the owner from the first block. Coinjet keeps no control, no hidden keys and no back door.

Yes, and it's part of the flow. After deployment the source gets submitted to the network's explorer automatically, so your token shows a verified contract and readable code.

Choose your network, connect your wallet, paste or upload your list of addresses and amounts, approve the token, then send.

Large lists are split into batches automatically so no transaction runs out of gas.

Any standard token or the native coin, on every EVM network we support, plus SPL tokens on Solana.

Addresses are validated per chain before anything is sent, so a wrong-format address gets flagged instead of burning gas.

A small platform fee in the network's native coin on top of normal gas — roughly $1 per 10,000 sends. You pay straight from your own wallet and we never hold your funds.

Your tokens go from your wallet to your recipients, and never through us.

Before sending, the tool checks that the batch contract exists on the network you picked and blocks the send if it doesn't, so you can't lose gas on an unsupported chain.

It's the section for everything that happens after launch — ten tools in one place:

• Mint Tokens
• Burn Tokens
• Tax & Fees
• Pause / Unpause
• Blacklist / Whitelist
• Revoke Ownership
• Revoke Mint / Freeze
• Freeze / Unfreeze
• Update Metadata
• OpenBook Market

Burn Tokens works on every chain. Mint Tokens, Tax & Fees, Pause / Unpause, Blacklist / Whitelist and Revoke Ownership are for EVM networks.

Revoke Mint / Freeze, Freeze / Unfreeze, Update Metadata and OpenBook Market are for Solana. Each tool shows its chain on the card before you open it.

It permanently removes your control over the contract — no more minting, no more changing taxes, no more pausing.

Projects do it to prove the token can't be altered later. It cannot be undone, so make every change you want first.

Pausing stops all transfers for everyone at once, and you can unpause later. Blacklisting blocks specific addresses while everyone else keeps trading.

Use pause for a contract-wide emergency, blacklist for individual addresses.

Yes. Every action is signed by your wallet and the contract checks that you hold the right permission.

If you're not the owner — or you already revoked ownership — the transaction gets rejected on-chain.

Open the Liquidity Manager, pick Create Pool, Add Liquidity or Remove Liquidity, choose your pair and amounts, then confirm in your wallet. The pool is created and held on the DEX, not by us.

Burning liquidity permanently destroys your LP tokens, which locks the liquidity in the pool so it can never be pulled out.

Projects do this to prove liquidity is safe and build trust with holders.

The main Uniswap V2-compatible DEX on each network — PancakeSwap on BNB Chain, Uniswap on Ethereum and Base, and the equivalent router elsewhere.

Pools are looked up through DexScreener so you can find an existing pair by pasting its address.

No. Burning LP tokens is permanent and irreversible — that's the whole point of it. Be sure before you confirm.

Paste any public address. You get the native balance and the tokens held on that chain, with values, in a few seconds.

Every network Coinjet supports, plus Bitcoin, Litecoin and TON. Switch chains from the selector and the same address is re-checked on the new network.

Yes. A public address is read-only information — anyone can look it up on a block explorer. You don't connect a wallet and you don't sign anything to use the checker.

Choose how many you need and generate. You get the addresses and their private keys, ready to download.

EVM wallets work across every EVM network at the same address. Solana, Bitcoin, Litecoin and TON wallets are generated separately, each in its own format.

The keys are generated in your browser and never sent anywhere — we never see them and can't recover them.

Save them somewhere safe the moment you generate them, because if you lose them the funds are gone for good.

It's a wallet address that starts or ends with the characters you choose, like a name or a word.

Type the pattern you want and the generator tries billions of keys in your browser until one matches.

Every extra character multiplies the number of attempts needed. Three or four characters take seconds, six or seven can take a long time. Keep the pattern short if you want a result quickly.

EVM addresses, usable on every EVM network, plus Solana, Bitcoin, Litecoin and TON addresses.

Pick what you are converting from, type an amount and choose what you want it in. Rates are live and the result updates as you type.

Every combination works — crypto to fiat, fiat to crypto, crypto to crypto and fiat to fiat.

Yes, both. Set both sides to coins and you get the direct rate between them; set both sides to currencies and you get the fiat exchange rate.

It is the same box either way, at current market prices — nothing to switch, just pick what you want on each side.

Open the Gas Tracker and pick a network. You get live fee levels for slow, standard and fast, so you can see what a transaction costs before you send it.

Gas is an auction for block space. When lots of people transact at once, everyone bids higher and fees climb. When the network is quiet, fees drop.

Usually during quiet hours when fewer people are using the network. The live fees in the Gas Tracker help you spot those cheap moments before you send.

Find the network in the Networks List and add it in one click, or copy the details manually — chain ID, currency, connection link and explorer are all there.

It's the address your wallet uses to talk to a blockchain. Every network in the Networks List comes with a working one you can copy or add to your wallet in one click.

Coinjet’s social media growth marketplace. You pick a platform, choose a service — followers, likes, views, subscribers, shares or comments — set the quantity and pay in crypto.

There is also an accounts section for ready-made social accounts. No sign-up: you order, you pay, the order starts.

Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, Telegram, Facebook, Spotify and more, with hundreds of services behind them — followers, likes, views, plays, subscribers, shares and comments.

Every service shows its price per 1,000, its minimum and maximum quantity and its average start time before you order.

Most services start within minutes of the payment confirming. Each one shows its average start time and its delivery speed on the card, so you know what to expect before you order.

Large quantities are delivered gradually rather than all at once, so the growth looks natural.

Never. You give the public link or the username of the profile, post or video — nothing else. We never ask for a password, a recovery code or access to your account.

Keep the profile public while the order is running, otherwise the service cannot deliver.

In crypto through OxaPay. You get a payment page at checkout and can pay in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Solana and more than twenty other coins.

Your order is queued as soon as the payment confirms on-chain. No card, no account, no stored details.

You share your referral link and earn a commission on the platform fees paid by the people who arrive through it. Everything is tracked against your wallet — no account and no password.

The current commission rate and your live stats are shown on the Affiliate page.

You need at least two paid actions on Coinjet first — a token deployment, a multisend, a Token Manager action or a liquidity action, each paid on-chain from your wallet. As soon as the second one is verified, the program unlocks for you.

The free utilities do not count towards it, and there is nothing extra to pay beyond the normal tool fee. The requirement simply keeps the program for people who actually use the platform.

Once you are eligible, open the Affiliate page, connect the same wallet and pick your handle. Your link is built from it and works across the whole site.

Handles are unique and first come, first served — if the one you want is taken, the page tells you straight away.

When a wallet that came through your link pays for something on-chain — a token deployment, a multisend, a Token Manager action or a liquidity action. The transaction has to be confirmed on the network before it is credited.

Your link sets a 30-day cookie, so if someone arrives through it today and pays a week later, the commission is still yours.

The free utilities do not generate a commission, because nothing is paid on them.

In crypto, to the wallet you connected, in the native coin of the chain the fee was paid on — and in less than 24 hours.

There is no minimum amount to withdraw: whatever has been credited can be taken out, however small. Your balance and every credited action are listed on the Affiliate page.

Crypto only. For the tools, connect a wallet — MetaMask, Phantom, Trust Wallet or any other — and the fee leaves it directly. Buy Followers orders go through OxaPay, where you can pay in Bitcoin, USDT or any coin they support.

Either way the payment leaves your own wallet or goes through a trusted processor — we never store card details and never hold your money.

Creating a token, multisending, managing a token or handling liquidity all write to the blockchain through our contracts.

The fee is small, paid in the network's native coin, and shown before you confirm — it's separate from the network gas, which goes to validators, not to us.

No, never. We never ask for or store your recovery phrase or private key, and we'll never message you to ask. Anyone doing that in our name is a scammer.

No. Coinjet is non-custodial. Everything happens between your wallet and the blockchain — you sign each transaction yourself, and your funds never sit with us at any point.

Never share your private key or recovery phrase, keep an offline backup, check addresses before you send, use a hardware wallet for large amounts, and ignore anyone who asks for your recovery phrase — no real service ever needs it.

Open the live chat from the menu and talk to us directly — it's the fastest way. You can also email support@coinjet.io. We usually reply within a few hours.

The live chat is the right place for both. A lot of what's on the site now — extra networks, new tools, the Token Manager section — came from people asking for it.