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# Airdropper

### Direct Link

<https://app.oklg.io/#/airdropper>

### Smart Contract

<https://github.com/moontography/contracts/blob/master/contracts/OKLGAirdropper.sol>

### How many supported blockchains?

All OKLG-supported blockchains

### Cost of using service?

$100 USD per airdrop executed

### How do I airdrop tokens?

1. You should enter your ERC-20 token address in the top field so we know what token you are airdropping.\ <img src="/files/-MgaaePZuboVeBYjNHOV" alt="" data-size="original"> <br>
2. Next you can either enter address/token amounts 1-by-1, or populate a CSV with addresses in the first column and token amounts in the second column, then upload it back into the MTGY platform which will automatically populate the fields for you. The template you can download will provide an easy template you can use to fill out.\ <img src="/files/-Mgab8uTuuI9AzdYDJoL" alt="" data-size="original"> <br>
3. Once you review the address/token amounts, you can see a summary of the airdrop you are about to execute in the blue box at the bottom of the page. If all of the information is correct, you can click the **Airdrop Your \[SYMBOL] Now!** green button to execute the transaction.\ <img src="/files/-Mgabhh_WFCDk0qMyCup" alt="" data-size="original">&#x20;

### FAQs

#### 1. Why is gas so high for my airdrop?

There is no shortcut to send tokens to a lot addresses other than using the normal ERC-20 functions. Therefore, airdropping tokens requires looping through all address/# token combinations and depending on how many you are sending to, can be expensive from a smart contract perspective. Without getting too technical this is the reason why gas can be quite high compared to other transactions you typically do on the blockchain, but for more information feel free to reach out and we can have a more technical chat.&#x20;