PancakeSwap Batch Swap - V2
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The primary wallet private key cannot be shared with transaction wallets, and business private keys must be unique
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The lowest service fee in the network, only per address
0.0008
0.001 BNBExecute PancakeSwap V2 batch trading on the BNB Chain with one click. Supports multi-address automated buy and sell operations, completing token swaps under predefined conditions, reducing losses while ensuring execution, and efficiently handling large-scale fund conversions.
How to Use
- Connect your EVM wallet
- Enter the trading token addresses
- Set Transaction Amount, Slippage, and Speed
- Import your wallet private key and complete authorization
- Set Timeout
- Import Trading Wallet Private Keys
- Click "Start" to execute the strategy
FAQ
What is PancakeSwap V2 Batch Swap?
Batch Swap refers to automatically executing buy or sell operations across multiple addresses, completing token swaps within a defined slippage range. This feature is mainly used for large-scale fund reallocation or asset conversion, ensuring execution efficiency while minimizing losses caused by slippage.
What is the difference between this feature and market making?
Batch trading is mainly used for asset conversion and executing real buy and sell operations, focusing on efficient execution and reducing losses. Market making, on the other hand, focuses more on increasing trading activity and market performance through multi-address trading. The two differ in strategy purpose and use cases.
What platforms and chains are supported?
This feature supports Solana, BSC, and Base ecosystems. On BSC, it supports PancakeSwap V2, PancakeSwap V3, BSC Alpha, Fourmeme, and Flap. On Solana, it supports Raydium, Pump, Bonk, and Meteora. On Base, it supports SushiSwap
Why do I need to set slippage?
Slippage controls the acceptable price deviation for a trade. The transaction will only execute if the market price stays within the defined range, helping to avoid additional losses caused by large price fluctuations. Setting slippage properly helps balance execution efficiency and cost.
What is the purpose of the timeout setting?
The timeout setting controls the execution duration of the strategy. Once the set time is reached, or after the trade is completed and exceeds the defined time, the system will automatically stop execution, reducing risks from prolonged operation.
What trading amount modes are supported?
Three modes are supported: fixed amount, fixed remaining balance, and full balance. Users can choose flexibly based on their needs to achieve different fund management and trading strategies.
Is it safe to use CiaoTool for Batch Swap?
Yes, it is safe. CiaoTool uses a pure front-end local execution mechanism. All private keys are used only in the user’s local environment for transaction signing and are never uploaded, stored, or transmitted to any server. Multi-address trading is executed by directly interacting with PancakeSwap’s official contracts, and funds always remain under the user’s control. Learn more about how CiaoTool protects your funds: "Wallet Security Guide".
Can the trading process stop automatically?
Yes. Users can control the execution duration by setting a timeout. Once the defined time is reached, or after the trade is completed and exceeds the set time, the system will automatically stop execution.
How much does it cost to use this feature?
Using CiaoTool for Batch Swap on PancakeSwap V2 liquidity pools requires only a fixed base service fee of 0.0008 BNB per transaction. In addition, standard BSC network Gas fees apply. All costs are clearly displayed before execution, with no hidden fees.