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# Split Tokens

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Split Tokens distributes a token held in one wallet across one or more receiver wallets in a single action. The Extension detects which token to split based on the token page currently open in the Trade Panel.
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### How It Works

Open the Trade Panel on a token page. The Extension reads the token address from the page and offers to distribute your balance of that token across your selected wallets.

Requires at least two wallets active in Settings > Wallets: one to send from, one or more to receive.

**Example**: you have the Trade Panel open on the $TEST token page. Triggering Split Tokens moves $TEST from your active sender wallet to your receiver wallets in one transaction set, proportional to the split you define.

Use it to spread risk across multiple wallets or to prepare multiple wallets for coordinated selling.

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### Run a Split

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Open the Trade Panel on the token page for the token you want to split.
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Select the sender wallet (holds the tokens today) and the receiver wallets (receive the split).
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Choose the distribution (even split across all receivers or custom amounts per wallet).
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Confirm. The Extension sends the tokens in a single batched action.
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