Practical BNB Chain & BSC tools for wallets, transfers, balances and Web3 asset management.
Wallet Generation · Bulk Transfer · Balance Checker · Wallet Sweeper · Security · Multisig · Vanity Address · BEP-20
BNB Chain Tools is a collection of practical tools, documentation and examples for users and developers working with BNB Chain, BSC and BEP-20 tokens.
The project focuses on common wallet and asset management tasks, including:
- BNB wallet generation
- Multiple BNB wallet generation
- BNB and BEP-20 bulk transfers
- BNB wallet balance checking
- Multiple wallet balance checking
- Wallet sweeping and consolidation
- Wallet security inspection
- Multisig wallet management
- Vanity address generation
- BEP-20 token management
- Multi-wallet asset management
The goal is to provide practical resources for developers, Web3 users and legitimate blockchain operations.
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Generate and manage BNB Chain / BSC-compatible wallets for development, testing and legitimate Web3 operations.
- BNB Wallet Generator
- BSC Wallet Generator
- Multiple BNB Wallet Generator
- Multiple BSC Wallet Generator
- EVM Wallet Generator
Documentation:
Manage transfers to multiple BNB Chain addresses.
Supported workflows may include:
- BNB transfers
- BEP-20 token transfers
- Multiple recipient transfers
- Batch payment workflows
- Web3 operational transfers
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Check balances across one or multiple BNB Chain / BSC addresses.
Possible information includes:
- BNB balance
- BEP-20 token balances
- Token holdings
- Address activity
- Transaction information
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Wallet sweeping and consolidation can help organize assets distributed across multiple BNB Chain addresses.
Common use cases include:
- Wallet consolidation
- Treasury management
- Operational wallet management
- Asset organization
- Development environments
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Inspect public blockchain information and understand common BNB Chain wallet security considerations.
Topics include:
- Wallet activity
- Token approvals
- BEP-20 token permissions
- Transaction inspection
- Contract interaction
- Suspicious transactions
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Learn about multisignature wallet management and transaction approval workflows for BNB Chain.
Common use cases include:
- Team treasury
- DAO operations
- Business wallets
- Shared asset management
- Transaction approval
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Explore BNB Chain / BSC vanity address generation and custom EVM address patterns.
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Tools and resources for managing and inspecting BEP-20 tokens on BNB Chain.
Topics include:
- BEP-20 token information
- Token balances
- Token transfers
- Token holders
- Token approvals
- Contract information
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BNB Chain uses an EVM-compatible account model, making many wallet operations familiar to Ethereum and other EVM-based networks.
A wallet address can be used to:
- Receive BNB
- Send BNB
- Hold BEP-20 tokens
- Interact with smart contracts
- Use decentralized applications
Never share private keys or seed phrases.
BSC is commonly used to refer to the BNB Smart Chain ecosystem.
This repository therefore uses both:
- BNB Chain
- BNB Smart Chain
- BSC
to make the documentation easier to discover for users using different terminology.
A BNB wallet generator can create EVM-compatible wallet accounts for development, testing and legitimate Web3 use cases.
When generating multiple wallets, private keys must be protected carefully.
Never publish private keys in:
- GitHub repositories
- GitHub Issues
- GitHub Discussions
- Public documentation
- Screenshots
- Logs
- Configuration files
A BNB bulk transfer workflow can simplify sending BNB or supported BEP-20 tokens to multiple addresses.
A typical workflow includes:
- Preparing recipient addresses
- Validating addresses
- Preparing transfer amounts
- Creating transactions
- Signing transactions
- Broadcasting transactions
- Verifying transaction results
Always verify recipient addresses before signing.
A BNB balance checker can retrieve public blockchain information from one or multiple addresses.
Typical information includes:
- BNB balance
- BEP-20 balances
- Token holdings
- Transaction history
- Contract interactions
Balance checking should only require public blockchain information.
Never provide private keys or recovery phrases to a balance checker.
A wallet sweeper is designed to help consolidate eligible assets from multiple wallets into a destination wallet.
Before performing a sweep, verify:
- Source addresses
- Destination address
- BNB balance for transaction fees
- Token balances
- Token contracts
- Transaction parameters
Always test the workflow with a small amount before performing larger operations.
BNB Chain wallets can interact with smart contracts and BEP-20 tokens.
Users should pay attention to:
- Token approvals
- Contract interactions
- Transaction destinations
- Token contracts
- Unlimited token allowances
- Unknown decentralized applications
Before interacting with an unfamiliar contract, verify its address using reliable sources.
Never share private keys or seed phrases.
A multisig wallet requires multiple authorized participants to approve transactions.
Multisig can be useful for:
- Treasury management
- Organizations
- DAOs
- Shared wallets
- Business operations
Important configuration parameters may include:
- Signers
- Approval threshold
- Transaction policy
- Recovery process
Always verify the multisig implementation before depositing significant assets.
A vanity address is an address containing a desired character pattern.
Because BNB Chain addresses are EVM-compatible, vanity address generation generally involves repeatedly generating keypairs until an address matches the requested pattern.
The longer the requested pattern, the more computational work may be required.
Private keys generated during this process must remain private.
BEP-20 is a widely used token standard on BNB Smart Chain.
A BEP-20 token can be identified by its contract address.
Before interacting with a token, verify:
- Contract address
- Token symbol
- Decimals
- Token supply
- Ownership
- Contract behavior
Do not rely only on token names or symbols because different contracts can use the same or similar names.
Managing multiple BNB Chain wallets can become difficult as the number of addresses increases.
A structured workflow can help users organize:
- Wallet addresses
- BNB balances
- BEP-20 balances
- Transaction history
- Token approvals
- Operational wallets
- Treasury wallets
Bitools is building tools to simplify multi-wallet and multi-chain asset management.
Explore the online BNB Chain tools provided by Bitools:
Available tool categories include:
- BNB Wallet Generator
- BSC Wallet Generator
- BNB Bulk Transfer
- BSC Bulk Transfer
- BNB Balance Checker
- BSC Balance Checker
- BNB Wallet Sweeper
- BNB Wallet Security
- BNB Multisig
- BNB Vanity Address
- BEP-20 Token Tools
The examples directory contains practical examples for:
- Wallet generation
- Balance checking
- BNB transfers
- BEP-20 token operations
- Transaction inspection
Examples are intended for development, testing and educational purposes.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible.
Always verify:
- Network
- Wallet address
- Contract address
- Token contract
- Amount
- Transaction data
Never share private keys or seed phrases.
Never commit secrets to GitHub.
Contributions, documentation improvements, examples and bug reports are welcome.
Please open an issue before making major changes.
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See the LICENSE file for license information.
Bitools provides practical blockchain tools for Web3 users and developers.
Current focus areas include:
- BNB Chain
- BSC
- Solana
- Ethereum
- TRON
- Base
- Arbitrum
- Polygon
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