SOLbin Utility Hub Guide — Part 2: Multi-Send, Swap Router & AI Copilot

August 26, 2026·support@solbin.fun

In Part 1 we covered dust sweeps, rent reclamation, and token burns. Now let's finish the toolkit: batch payments, cross-chain swaps, and the AI Copilot that runs everything in plain English.

Tool 4: Multi-Send Engine

What It Does

Need to pay 50 contributors? Airdrop to 200 community members? One transaction at a time means 200 clicks, 200 approvals, 200 fees. SOLbin's Multi-Send batches everything into one optimized transaction across Solana, BNB, and Bitcoin.

Step-by-Step

Step 1 — Open Multi-Send

Tap "Multi" in the bottom nav, or go to solbin.fun/multi-send.

Step 2 — Select Network

Three buttons at the top: Solana, BNB, Bitcoin.
Each shows its standard (e.g., "SPL / Token-2022" for Solana).
Tap the network where your asset lives.

Step 3 — Choose Asset

Choose native coin (SOL, BNB, BTC) or a token (SPL / BEP-20).
For tokens, paste the token contract address.

Step 4 — Add Recipients

Find the large recipient text area.
Three input methods:
- Manual: one per line, comma-separated: 7xKXtg2CW87d97NXwZbN...E5j, 0.5
- Bulk paste: paste a list of address,amount pairs from any text file.
- CSV: copy address + amount columns from a spreadsheet and paste.
SOLbin validates every address in real time — invalid ones highlight red, duplicates are flagged.
Look for a "Show Example" or info button for a sample format.

Step 5 — Review Summary

A live summary updates as you type: recipient count, total amount, estimated network fee, platform fee.
SOLbin checks your balance and warns if you're short.

Step 6 — Simulate (Optional)

Tap "Simulate" for a dry-run that validates without broadcasting.
Catches errors (wrong decimals, insufficient balance) before you pay a fee.

Step 7 — Execute

Tap the "Execute" button (gradient, full-width at the bottom).
If using native SOLbin, enter your PIN.
If using an external wallet, approve in the extension.
Live progress shows as each recipient is funded.

Step 8 — Results

The transaction hash appears with a link to the block explorer (Solscan, BscScan, or Mempool.space).
A receipt is emailed with the full breakdown.

Limits: Up to 200 recipients per batch on Solana and BNB. Bitcoin supports batched sends with UTXO-aware fee optimization.

Tool 5: Cross-Chain Swap Router

What It Does

Hold SOL but need BNB? BTC but want a Solana token? Normally: send to an exchange, sell, withdraw, pay two fees, wait, hope the rate holds. SOLbin's Swap Router integrates ChangeNOW for trustless cross-chain swaps — no account, no custody, all inside the wallet.

Step-by-Step

Step 1 — Open the Swap Router

Tap "Swap" in the bottom nav, or open the Hub and select the Swap tab.

Step 2 — Select Source Asset

Find the "From" dropdown at the top.
Assets are grouped by network: Solana, BNB Smart Chain, Bitcoin.
Select the token you're sending (e.g., SOL).

Step 3 — Select Destination Asset

Find the "To" dropdown below.
Select the token you want to receive (e.g., BNB on BSC).
Tap the swap arrows icon between the dropdowns to flip From/To.

Step 4 — Enter Amount

Type the amount in the amount field.
SOLbin fetches a live quote showing: estimated output, exchange rate, network fees, estimated time.
If the pair is inactive (no liquidity), you'll see a quote error.

Step 5 — Destination Address

Find the "Receive Address" field.
Auto-fills with your SOLbin wallet on the target chain — but you can paste any valid address.
Double-check this — wrong destination = lost funds.

Step 6 — Review Fees

A fee breakdown card shows: platform fee, network fee, total cost.
Confirm the net output is acceptable.

Step 7 — Initiate

Tap "Initiate Swap" (gradient, full-width).
If using native SOLbin, enter your PIN.
SOLbin signs the source-chain transaction (sending your asset to ChangeNOW's deposit address).
A "Swap Initiated" toast confirms the swap is in progress.

Step 8 — Monitor & Receive

SOLbin monitors the swap in real time.
You'll be notified when the destination asset arrives.
Cross-chain swaps typically take 5–30 minutes.

Supported pairs: SOL ↔ BNB, SOL ↔ BTC, BNB ↔ BTC, and major stablecoins. Liquidity is provider-dependent — some pairs may be temporarily inactive.

Tool 6: AI Copilot

What It Does

Knowing which UTXOs to consolidate, which accounts have reclaimable rent, whether a token is safe, and how to structure a multi-send — all of this takes domain knowledge. The AI Copilot is a built-in assistant that runs any tool above in plain English.

Step-by-Step

Step 1 — Open the Copilot

Look for the floating AI button (sparkles icon) in the bottom-right corner of any page.
Tap it to open the chat drawer.
If you don't see it, AI features may be off — go to Settings → AI Settings and enable.

Step 2 — Use a Quick Suggestion

Three suggestion chips appear at the top:
- "Draft Multi-Send" — pre-fills a multi-send parsing prompt
- "Audit Wallet" — runs a full wallet health check
- "Check Token Safety" — analyzes a dApp or token for risk
Tap any chip to send that prompt instantly.

Step 3 — Wallet Audit

Type or tap: "Audit my active wallet balances and flag empty token accounts and unverified tokens"
The Copilot fetches your live on-chain data and returns a health report: total value, empty accounts with reclaimable rent, suspicious tokens flagged for burning, and one-tap action buttons to reclaim rent or burn flagged tokens.
You can have the full report emailed to you.

Step 4 — Draft a Multi-Send

Type: "Send 0.5 SOL to 7xKp... and 1 SOL to 9aBc..."
The Copilot parses the natural language, validates addresses, builds the recipient list.
A Transfer Confirm Modal shows the parsed recipients and amounts.
Tap "Confirm" to pre-fill the Multi-Send screen.
Review and tap "Execute" to broadcast.

Step 5 — Check Token or dApp Safety

Type: "Summarize the safety risks of the dApp at pump.fun"
The Copilot analyzes on-chain metadata — liquidity, holder distribution, mint/freeze authority.
Returns a risk score with recommendations (hold, burn, avoid).

Step 6 — General Questions

Type anything: "How do I consolidate my Bitcoin dust?" or "What's the cheapest way to airdrop to 100 people?"
The Copilot has full context of SOLbin's tools and guides you to the right one with step-by-step instructions.

Step 7 — (Optional) Your Own AI Key

In the Copilot, look for the key icon (top of the chat).
Paste your own Gemini API key for BYOK (bring your own key) mode.
Unlimited AI queries using your own credits instead of SOLbin's shared pool.
Your key is stored locally, never sent to SOLbin's server.

The Full Toolkit at a Glance

| Tool | Chain | Where | |------|-------|-------| | Bitcoin Dust Aggregation | Bitcoin | Tools tab | | Solana Rent Reclamation | Solana | Tools tab | | Token Incinerator | SOL / BNB / BTC | Tools tab | | Multi-Send | SOL / BNB / BTC | Multi tab | | Swap Router | All chains | Swap tab | | AI Copilot | All chains | Floating button (bottom-right) |

Start Reclaiming

Go to solbin.fun, create or import your wallet.
Tap Tools, start with Solana Rent Reclamation — SCAN WALLET → BURN & RECLAIM SOL.
Run Bitcoin Dust Aggregation — SCAN → Consolidate Dust UTXOs.
Open the AI Copilot (floating button) and tap "Audit Wallet" for a full health report with one-tap actions.
Use Multi-Send for batch payments and the Swap Router for cross-chain trades.

Your dust. Your rent. Your tokens. Your call.

Welcome to SOLbin — where nothing you own goes to waste. 🚀