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I have two questions pertaining metamask wallet, both mobile and PC

Is it possible to make multiple transactions using metamask instead of sending one after the other?

Is there any difference is performance between metamask mobile and metamask PC wallet? Security wise.

Is there any other more effective way?.

As far as I know there is no option in MetaMask to send multiple transactions at once. Am not aware of any other wallet which allow such thing.
However, there are some dapps which let you send tokens to different addresses. They are used mainly in airdrops but I can't vouch for any of them.

Metamask is open-source (not sure if this still true) and no critical vulnerability has been found and there are no reports of security incidents so it's as good as it gets.

No, I do not think it is possible. It is not about MetaMask, it is about the way transactions work in general on the Ethereum network. You can make multiple transactions only using a dapp or custom smart contract, as far as I know.

I assume that any wallet used on mobile phone is less secure than the one on PC simply because people take less care of what they download, on what kind of networks they connect etc. Either way, Metamask should be only used as a hot wallet and not for any longer term hodl.


Yep, something like Disperse (https://disperse.app/) could be used with Metamask to send multiple transactions at the same time but its limited to only a couple of chains.


Afaik Metamask is not open-source anymore ( I think that changed back in 2020).

It is not possible to send multiple transactions using metamask but if you're talking about sending multiple through the ETH network yes it is possible and there is only one sure way, the second way is what I can't guarantee because of security reasons.

1) You'll need to create a Smart Contract that will allow you to send multiple transactions.
2) Not recommended. Because it involves connecting your wallet to a dApp site like cointool

No, unfortunately, you can't. You will have to send individual transactions for each of your intended transactions, one after the other. You can, however, send tokens to multiple addresses with some dapps, for example, cointool.app or multisend.co. 

Unfortunately, you can't.
Because Ethereum transactions have a nonce.  You need to wait for the first transaction before you can proceed to another one.
However, in Metamask, you can speed up your transaction to become faster, but it requires more gas.
You can read their blog (https://docs.metamask.io/guide/sending-transactions.html#example) regarding this.

For security purposes use a PC wallet than a mobile.

Many people said is better to use PC than Mobile because more secure. But I still don't know different. I used both for long time and doesn't have problem so far. Mobile is more effective for me because I can access it any time and any where than PC, so this is perspective for each other, sometime is not effective if you don't habit using phone.
And I heard, if you want to keep huge fund you have connect metamask with hardware wallet.

There's no such thing, as long as you're using Metamask as a web wallet, the risk is same. Device doesn't make anything different except you're using Linux operation on your PC because many viruses are only can affect Microsoft Windows or Mac Os. But using Linux is more complicated and not newbie friendly.

It's not about connect metamask with hardware wallet.
But you hold your token on your hardware wallet and if you want to access your wallet, you can use metamask to access it.

Yes you can with supportive tools but when you are sending to multiple receivers in a single batch transaction, you must check details carefully before you broadcast it. Because if it is sending to one receiver, if you make mistake, the value of the mistakenly broadcasting transaction should be smaller than a batch one.

PC is always better than mobile in security. Mobile devices are more vulnerable to hacks especially Android devices.

On PC, if you want to have less risk of hack, use Linux rather than Windows but Metamask wallet does not support Linux.

You can use same metamask desktop app on mobile with Kiwi browser or Lemur browser (and yandex as well but it sucks in ui).


Have never used linux but since metamask being browser extension, it should work there too.

Metamask is browser extension wallet and it does not have anything with the operating system in my viewpoint and you can install it in Chrome or any other browser despite the fact you use any OS as there are many users heres who use linux and must have Metamask wallet installed on the system.

It is not possible to do multiple transactions at once. You can make one-to-one transactions in the Metamask wallet.But you can't do it together. And especially mobile wallets and PC wallets both have conveniences for those who like it.As I work with mobile, mobile wallet is best for me. PC wallet is best for another person working with PC.

you can use multisender.app or disperse.app and they support multiple chains there, I've used them and it's very safe but you also need to research them too to test and make sure, there's even a testnet for you to use to test before you use the mainnet, so as a suggestion just use metamask in a laptop or computer browser if the phone application is very annoying, if you want to use a cellphone you should use a trustwallet

Check out these services, they support metamask and also support multi-payments in other ecosystems.
First, make test payments and see how the projects work. I did not check these services, but this was advised to me by good specialists.
https://multisender.app/
https://cointool.app/dashboard
https://multisend.org

Either you want to send ethereum or tokens to multiple addresses in one transaction or one after another without actually executing one after another via smart contracts and some Dapps tools. Generally bounty managers uses this to send the bounty rewards for the participants batch by batch cause even if we say multiple still there is a value ad maximum addresses can be added. I don't want to mention the names here but Google search will give you better idea than explaining everything here.

To your second question using it in the PC is more convenient and only possible solution for your first query. Security is same as long as your device is safe from malicious software.

Metamask is one of the most innovative wallet in the ethereum blockchain and has been very helpful for sending and receiving tokens in the ethereum blockchain. It would not be possible to send multiple transactions at once using the metamask wallet as well as other ethereum tokens. Sending of multiple transactions would need the assistance of smart contracts.

I often use these three sites and they are very safe and recommended, many users of this forum who use it usually project owners who hold bounties sometimes they use one of them to pay into several wallets at once using a smart contract

Of course, some differences between metmask mobile and pc wallet, especially security issue, mobile wallet will be risky because of we're not concern about clicking or browsing our handset. You will never make multiple transaction instantly, you can try by creating a smart contract, i see some bounty projects dm or projects owner distributed hunter tokens by using multisender dapp.

Never know these service do exist, will bookmark this for sure and thanks for the links @zasad@, this is really helpful in the future. Well, if they still belong in the future or other apps do exist and take them out in the competition. Metamask should have this kind of feature to be honest since it really helps people who pays to multiple people or in batches.

From my experience I think mobile is more trusted and reliable in terms of security aspect. PC is an extension and it's vulnerable to any attack unlike the mobile in your phone besides you don't send multiple transaction using metamask app or PC, you can only make used of those sites list above to execute multiple sending.

There is a performance difference with mobile vs pc, I like pc a lot more, it's both easier, and it is also taking a lot quicker with just a few clicks versus mobile which is a bit harder to read for me, or maybe I am just getting older I don't know :D.

Mobile almost everything looks worse to me though, this isn't just about metamask, I rather go to binance on pc too, or go to any place, hell I rather read something on pc than mobile too, I just dislike the size of things on mobile compared to the size of a huge pc monitor. Aside from that there isn't really much difference. I also do not know about multiple sending at the same time but never seen something like that ever before.

How old are you anyway? Some young people do also have an eye sight problem especially now that many of them are exposed in the blue light of the phones but you can wear reading glasses to have a temporary fix. I know phone screens are small but for far I don't have difficulties on reading the text but what I only dislike in metamask mobile is its loading times. When you open the app it takes 5 minutes or more even though my phone isn't that low end.

In metamask extension in pc, it will open instantly but there are times it doesn't open no matter how much you click on it. I think it's a bug on their side as some people also experience this issue.

I won't put my balance into my smartphone. I've experienced in the past after getting hacked about $100 lost after saving my eth in metamask phone. I still young and enough comfortable when read and write post in bitcointalk via phone.

About metamask extension in PC, I've experienced, Metamask won't opened after clicked many time, the solution is restart the browser or go to task manager go to browser and click end task.

returned to the individual user as well, indeed there are those who are used to using HP and he feels he can do it right, able to avoid hackers who might hack it. but some are also used to using a PC and feel safe from hackers.
I myself prefer to use a PC because it is easier and more able to manage how to use it better and more freely.

I believe, using any means is definitely not safe, if we don't use it very carefully. wherever and whatever way we use it, if we don't protect ourselves from being hacked by irresponsible people, it's certainly not safe either.
so try to do anything in the right and reliable way to avoid what we don't want.