Batch Operations
Efficiently process multiple token operations in single transactions.
Transaction Batching
Batch operations reduce transaction costs and improve efficiency by combining multiple instructions.
Solana transactions can contain multiple instructions, allowing you to perform several operations atomically in a single transaction.
Single Transaction Benefits
Efficient
- Lower total transaction fees
- Atomic execution (all or nothing)
- Reduced network congestion
- Faster overall processing
Transaction Limits
Constraints
Max Instructions~64 per transaction
Compute Units1.4M per transaction
Transaction Size1232 bytes max
Common Batch Scenarios
Token Creation + Initial Distribution
Create token and immediately distribute to multiple recipients.
1. Create mint account 2. Create metadata account 3. Mint initial supply 4. Transfer to recipient A 5. Transfer to recipient B 6. Transfer to recipient C
Multi-Recipient Airdrops
Send tokens to multiple addresses in a single transaction.
Recipients per TX~20-30 (depending on setup)
Cost Savings~80% vs individual TXs
Authority Management
Update multiple authorities in a single atomic operation.
1. Set new mint authority 2. Set new freeze authority 3. Set new update authority 4. Revoke old authorities
Implementation Considerations
Planning Batch Operations
- Calculate total compute units needed
- Ensure all accounts are properly initialized
- Consider instruction dependencies
- Plan for partial failure scenarios
Error Handling
- All instructions fail if any instruction fails
- Use transaction simulation for testing
- Implement retry logic for failed batches
- Monitor transaction status carefully
Optimization Tips
- Group similar operations together
- Pre-create associated token accounts
- Use lookup tables for address compression
- Set appropriate priority fees for batches
This tool currently creates tokens individually. Batch operations require custom implementation.