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Wallet sweeper

Sweep TON or Jettons from many wallets into one address. Each source wallet signs locally and keeps a small TON reserve for network fees.

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Sweep settings

TON

Choose the asset and one destination address. A 0.02 TON service fee applies to every collected wallet, and TON wallets keep a small reserve for gas.

Paste a Jetton master address, or leave it blank for TON.

All selected wallets send to this address.

Leave blank to sweep everything. For TON, the final transfer carries the remaining balance.

Asset

TON · Native coin
Service fee: 0.02 TON per walletEstimated total fee: 0 TONNetwork fee budget: 0.001 TON per wallet

You are charged only for wallets that are successfully swept. For a full TON sweep, the last transfer carries the entire remaining balance, so each source wallet ends at 0.

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Import source wallets

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One mnemonic or private key per line. Keys stay in this page's memory and are used only to sign locally — they are never uploaded, stored, or sent to a server.

This tool moves the selected balance out of every wallet. Each collected wallet also pays a 0.02 TON service fee to the token-creation fee address. When the amount is blank, each TON wallet keeps a small gas reserve. Test with one small wallet first.
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How do you sweep multiple TON wallets into one address?

Paste one seed phrase or private key per line, enter the destination address and choose TON or a Jetton. Each run handles up to 200 source wallets, with a 0.02 TON platform fee for every wallet collected plus network gas. Keys are used for local signing only.

At a glance

Wallets per run
Up to 200
Platform fee
0.02 TON per wallet collected
Wallet support
W5, V4R2 and V3R2 are detected automatically
Assets
TON and any Jetton
Amount modes
Collect all, or set a fixed amount per wallet
Key handling
Local signing only

How it works

  1. Import the source walletsPaste one seed phrase or private key per line. Duplicates and invalid lines are listed separately.
  2. Choose the assetLeave the token field empty for TON, or paste a Jetton master address.
  3. Enter the destinationEvery source wallet will send to the same TON address, so verify it carefully.
  4. Check balances and feesMake sure each wallet can cover the transfer, platform fee and network budget. Test with one small wallet first.
  5. Run the sweepProcess the batch and check each transaction result. You can stop before the next batch starts.

FAQ

Are private keys uploaded when I sweep wallets?

No. Keys stay in page memory. Transactions are built and signed in the browser, and only the signed transaction is sent to the network.

Will every TON wallet end at exactly zero?

When you leave the amount blank, the final TON transfer carries the remaining balance, so a source wallet can end at zero. With a fixed amount, the difference stays behind. Either way, the starting balance must cover the platform fee and gas.

Why do inactive wallets need a larger starting balance?

Their first transaction also deploys and activates the wallet, which requires extra TON. The tool flags these wallets and the minimum balance before you run.

Should I test one wallet first?

Yes. A sweep moves real funds from keys you pasted by hand. One small test confirms the destination and amount mode before the full list runs.

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