Multi-wallet in OKX Wallet lets you buy or sell with several of your own wallets in one action instead of switching between them. You pick the wallets on the trading panel, enter one amount, and OKX Wallet splits it across them. It works for market orders in Instant Trade, the Trade Panel and Quick Buy/Sell. A related tool, Multisender, sends tokens from or to many addresses at once.
How multi-wallet trading works
- On the trading panel, open the wallet selector and tick the wallets you want to use.
- You can filter, for example "Wallets with SOL", or tap Add wallet to include more.
- The amount you enter is split evenly. Example: 3 SOL across 3 wallets means each wallet buys 1 SOL.
- Only market orders are supported.

Trade settings
| Setting | Range | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Buy Variance | 0%–100% | Adds randomness to each wallet's buy amount. At 0% every wallet buys the same amount. |
| Transaction Interval | 0 ms–1 s | Staggers when each wallet submits. At 0 ms all wallets submit at the same time. |
OKX notes that these settings can help reduce the chance of trades being flagged as automated activity.
Bulk-import private keys (browser extension)
- Open the OKX Wallet extension and go to any account.
- Select More → Import private keys.
- Paste the private keys, one per line.
- Confirm. The accounts are added automatically.
Only import keys you control, on a device you trust. Never paste a private key into a website or share it with "support".
Multisender: send to or from many addresses
- Choose a mode: One-to-Many, Many-to-One or Many-to-Many.
- Select the network, token and multisender type.
- Enter the "From" and "To" addresses, or pick them from your address book.
- Set the amount: a fixed value, a random range, or your total balance split evenly.
- Set the interval: none, or a random range in seconds.
- Review the summary and confirm.
Many-to-One is handy for collecting leftover balances into one wallet; One-to-Many for topping up gas in several wallets.
New to OKX Wallet? You can set it up through our OKX Wallet invite link (referral link), which gives a 0–10% DEX trading fee discount depending on the code.
Risks to keep in mind
- All wallets are self-custodial. If you remove a wallet without saving its seed phrase or private key first, you can lose access to its funds permanently.
- Each wallet pays its own network fee, so splitting small amounts across many wallets costs more in gas.
- Double-check addresses in Multisender; on-chain transfers can't be reversed.
- Platforms and projects may treat coordinated multi-wallet activity as abuse in campaigns or airdrops. Read each campaign's rules.