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Relay SOL Tutorial

This transfer function enables discreet, secure fund transfers via multiple transactions, hiding transfer paths to boost privacy and security.

Solana Relay SOL by GTokenTool provides an automated solution for distributing SOL across multiple wallets with precision. It streamlines complex fund management through high-speed relaying and "one-click" execution. Perfect for developers, market makers, and project leads, this tool enhances operational security while significantly reducing manual distribution time, making it an essential utility for efficient high-volume asset relaying on the Solana network.

📌Core Summary: Solana Relay SOL

Solana Relay SOL is a sophisticated asset distribution engine designed for high-precision fund relaying. It enables users to execute complex, multi-transaction transfer paths to enhance privacy and operational security while automating the entire distribution workflow.

  • Privacy-Enhanced Transfers: Utilize multi-step relaying to obscure direct transfer paths, providing an additional layer of transactional security.

  • Automated Distribution: Streamline high-volume fund management with a secure, "one-click" execution model that eliminates manual handling.

  • High-Speed Efficiency: Optimized for the Solana network to ensure rapid relaying across multiple destination wallets without delay.

  • Target Audience: An essential utility for market makers, project developers, and advanced users who require discreet and efficient capital movement.

Key Value: Achieve seamless, secure, and private SOL distributions by automating complex relay paths through a single, intuitive interface.

Preparation

  1. A computer or a mobile phone

  2. Solana Wallet (Phantom Wallet Installation Tutorial)

  3. A wallet for transferring out and receiving SOL

  4. Ensure that the wallet address has enough SOL

Solana Relay SOL Process

1. Connect the Wallet

Relay SOL: https://sol.gtokentool.com/walletManagement/relayTransfer

Enter the Relay SOL page, select Main network and connect the wallet.

connect wallet & select network

2. Choose Wallet Operation or Private Key Operation

Wallet Operation: Use the currently connected wallet to perform the transfer-out operation.

Private Key Operation: Import the private key of the wallet address to be transferred out, and use the imported wallet to perform the transfer-out operation.

wallet operation
private key operation

3. Set the Transfer Amount

The amount of SOL transferred out, the final received amount needs to deduct the transfer GAS and service fees.

The service fee is only 0.01 SOL for every 100 address transfers.

set the transfer amount

4. Set the Transfer Count

Supports quick settings and custom settings for the number of addresses. After the transfer amount is sent out, it will pass through each intermediate address before reaching the final receiving address.

After setting the transfer amount and the transfer count, you can see the estimated received amount below. If the amount is less than 0.001, the transfer will not be successful. The minimum transfer amount for SOL is 0.001 SOL, and it is necessary to ensure that the final received amount is greater than 0.001 SOL for the transfer to be successful.

set the transfer count

5. Set the Destination Wallet

Avoid phishing and do not copy wallet addresses from recent transfer records.

set the destination wallet

6. Set the Jito Bundle Tips

set the jito bundle tips

7. Generate Relay Addresses and Download for Saving

Click "Generate Address", and addresses will be generated according to the set number of transit addresses. After the generation is completed, the generated addresses and private keys will be recorded in the wallet list. If you have not downloaded the address file, you can click "Download" again to re-download the wallet address file.

Then click the second step "Download Address". To avoid asset losses caused by intermediate transfers, be sure to check that the address file required for intermediate transfers has been saved. It is best to open the file to check whether the data is completely saved!!!

download address

8. Click "Transfer Now"

After clicking "Transfer Now", a prompt will pop up: The transfer is about to begin. Please check again that the address required for the transfer has been downloaded. Please be sure to open the downloaded Excel spreadsheet and check whether the address information is saved completely! ! ! Please click "Continue Transfer" only after confirmation.

transfer now

After starting the transaction, you can see the progress of the transfer in real-time.

transferring

After the transfer is completed, the hash of the last transfer will be displayed, and you can click on the hash value to view the transaction.

transfer completed

❓FAQ

Q: What is the difference between relay transfer and ordinary transfer?

A: Relay transfer inserts a set of relay wallets between the sender and the receiver to create multiple transfer paths, thereby enhancing privacy and preventing on-chain tracking.

Q: Do I need to prepare separate SOL for each relay wallet?

A: No need. The system automatically generates relay wallets and processes transfers. However, you need to reserve sufficient SOL in your fee wallet to cover the handling fee for each transfer transaction.

Q: Is the relay transfer process secure? Can I control the relay wallets?

A: The private keys of all relay wallets will be provided to users for safekeeping. The entire process is executed locally or in a trusted environment. GTokenTool does not retain users' private keys, ensuring full security and controllability.

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