Is there a way to send all ETH tokens at once?

[clonely]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

I think the question is why the new Myetherwallet application?

Basically it is not possible, but I think applications like the bulk sender can provide this. I'm not sure exactly what users can give more detailed information.

[xianbits]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

Question answered but please give me a chance to answer my question. What's the reason for the "migrate"? The only thing I could see is you might accidentally exposed your private key to someone and that you're afraid he'll transfer all your funds to his wallet? Am I just overthinking?

[spike420211]

As far as I know, no. Each token must be sold separately, you will not be able to sell everything at once in one click. Therefore, all your little things that are difficult to collect in place and it is a pity to send to the exchange because of the commissions will remain in the wallet.

[emberbekas]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

AFAIK, there is no such way to do so. Each tokens have their own contract address which means you have to make a transaction for each token. So if you have 20 tokens for instance, then you need to make 20 transactions.

[d_fitrie]

it's not possible, can't send multiple tokens from different contract addresses in one transaction, to save shipping costs just transfer a valuable token

[esetop01tryba]

It is impossible to send all tokens at once, you need to make transactions that correspond to the smart contract. I think it's a good idea for development. I think you can create a bot or software in which you can register addresses and smart contract tokens for transactions !

[bartolo]

Your question led me another question to ask for the visitors. Instead of opening a new topic for that I will ask it here.

How do we send ETH to multiple users? I am not talking about one after another. In Electrum we have send to many options like this does Ether have the same function?

Cheers :-)

Yes, it's possible to do that and, in fact, is something that some ICOs do. The way to do that is through a smart contract in which you introduce the receivers addresses and the amounts you are going to send. I don't know if you can do this through MEW or another wallet as well.

[Shiversnow]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

No, you can't send all your ERC 20 tokens in one transaction and I know only one token per transaction so if you have a lot of ERC 20 tokens you need to have multiple transaction in order to transfer it to another ERC 20 wallet. Lastly, the only way to transfer your all erc 20 token is to have multiple transactions.

[Google+]

it will never be able to, if you want to receive the erc20 token that you have then you have to do it one by one, if you send everything with 1x the transaction will never be able to because of the different blockchain and platforms so that the delivery must be done one by one.

[Coltpython]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

That is not possible right now. I'm not even sure there is a bot that can be created to execute this transfer. Sending 1 set of tokens can be done with bulk senders. I doubt it can be used to send variety of different tokens at a go

[vanya.pronin.1983]

You can use MEW wallet to transfer them token after token, but unfortunately I do not know any tool that allows to send all tokens at once. I think it is impossible, because you need to pay a gas fee for each transaction that you make.

[St4yInTh3D4rk]

As a hero member I don't think you should asking the simply question, most of the member already answer the question, we can't move all the tokens in one transaction to another address, not too much token, just do it one by one.

No one understand the cryptos better so ranks are not determining the knowledge here.

And if there is no way for doing something it can be found by raising a quation about it just like we found all the things now invented are asked by someone and made them into an idea later.

[Msworld83]

There is no way that could be possible so don't even bother yrself in thinking there could be solution to that , just send each to tradeable exchange where each could be sold with different transaction fee , but each token can go once but for different token it has to be separate.

[CopMom]

Absolutely not, I don't think there is anyone can help you out of this problem cause it's impossible to send all different token by creating 1 transaction only. But why don't you send all your tokens to the same exchange (if all your tokens listed on the same exchange) then sell them all to ETH or BTC then it'll much easier to transfer your crypto

[Ellionise]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

One transaction of course will not be able to transfer all the tokens , but I heard there are macros that send very quickly tokens from one wallet to another , but I can not call them because I do not know

[rosezionjohn]

As a hero member I don't think you should asking the simply question,

When does the forum prevents anyone from asking any questions related or non-related to crypto?

Do not expect everyone to be familiar with all blockchains. I may be familiar with Ethereum but I am not on other platforms like NEO, Stellar, Ardor etc.

[PHI1618]

There is a way. But you probably won't like him. You need to write a contract that will make the operation you are interested in.
If you are interested in how to do this, you can see, for example, here: https://medium.com/coinmonks/build-a-smart-contract-that-transfers-erc20-token-from-your-wallet-to-other-addresses-or-erc20-ee8dc35f40f6
But in your case, it is better to do several transactions manually. Not so many tokens you have.

I'll try this at the first chance.


Everyone says it can't be done. I know we can't. The purpose of opening this thread was to see such new ideas. Thank you for your attention.

[pawanjain]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

I don't think that will be possible because each token/coin has it's own smart contract and every smart contract is designed in a way that it only accepts supported addresses.
So in one transaction, you will probably be able to send tokens/coins to just one type of token. This is how much I have understood until now.

[wxxyrqa]

Never done it in MEW but I wouldn't encourage you to do so since sending tokens is like a risky action. Sending the wrong token to a wrong address is a complete screw up to your sanity, it is quite easily mistaken because you don't have any good indicators that you're really sending at that specific contract address unlike when Bitcoin and ETH you could easily distinguish by means of the format of address where ETH almost forms 0x.... while Bitcoin depends on the address type you're using whether Segwit or  the legacy ones.

It seems to me that there is no need to skimp on the price per transaction and always transfer your funds in several parts. In any case, there is a risk of not only sending coins to someone else’s address by mistake, but a transaction may also freeze, which will be very difficult to unblock.

[prtty2gal2]

I have an ETH wallet and there are many tokens in there. At least 20 erc20 tokens.
Simple question.
Is there a way to send all ERC20 tokens in one transaction to another ETH adress?

That feature has not been added yet to the ethereum blockchain but you can send the ethereum team a message and see is they are going to include that in the new release. I don't even think that with ethereum you can send a lots of transaction at once, you have to send it one at a time unlike bitcoin that enables you to send a particular amount to so many wallet address at a time.