Where it runs
One contract, every chain.
The same contract, with the same rules, on each chain below. Open a chain to see its address, how to add it to your wallet, and what its explorer will and will not show you.
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Ethereum
The original smart-contract chain. Highest network fees of the seven, so it suits smaller lists and larger amounts.
The contract, on this chain
Adding Ethereum to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to Ethereum without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on Ethereum, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to Ethereum. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on Ethereum's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
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BNB Smart Chain
Low fees and very widely used for stablecoin transfers.
The contract, on this chain
Adding BNB Smart Chain to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to BNB Smart Chain without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on BNB Smart Chain, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to BNB. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on BNB Smart Chain's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
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Polygon
Low fees, heavily used for payouts and rewards programmes.
The contract, on this chain
Adding Polygon to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to Polygon without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on Polygon, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to Polygon. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on Polygon's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
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BTC20 Smart Chain
A BSC-lineage chain whose coin is BTCC. It is where DistributePro was deployed first and where every real distribution so far has been made — in BTCC and in tokens.
The contract, on this chain
Adding BTC20 Smart Chain to your wallet
Most wallets do not know this chain yet
BTC20 Smart Chain is not one of the networks a wallet ships with, so you add it once by hand — or let the DistributePro app do it for you, which is the easier way: open the app, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to BTC20. Your wallet will ask before adding anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
About the “unverified” label on this chain
If you open the contract on this chain's explorer, it will say the source code is not verified. That is true, and it is worth explaining rather than hiding.
Verifying means uploading the source so the explorer can rebuild it and confirm it matches what is deployed. This explorer cannot currently do that for anyone — its verification page offers no compiler to build with, so no contract deployed here in recent years carries the tick, ours included. It is not a judgement about this contract.
What you can still check for yourself, today, without trusting us: the contract's balance, every transaction it has ever processed, and who was paid what. Those are on the explorer above and cannot be edited by us. And on the larger chains, where verification works normally, the tick will be there.
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Base
Coinbase's layer-2. Ethereum security with far smaller network fees, which makes long lists practical.
The contract, on this chain
Adding Base to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to Base without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on Base, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to Base. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on Base's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
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Arbitrum One
A long-running Ethereum layer-2, also paid for in ETH, also much cheaper per transaction than Ethereum itself.
The contract, on this chain
Adding Arbitrum One to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to Arbitrum One without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on Arbitrum One, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to Arbitrum. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on Arbitrum One's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
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Avalanche
Fast finality, and a large stablecoin presence.
The contract, on this chain
Adding Avalanche to your wallet
Your wallet may already have it
Many wallets can switch to Avalanche without any typing. The easiest way is to let the DistributePro app do it: open the app on Avalanche, press Connect wallet, and if you are on another network press Switch to Avalanche. Your wallet will ask before adding or switching anything.
If you would rather add it yourself, these are the exact details. Type them carefully — a wrong RPC address is a real way to lose money, so use these or use the app's button, and nothing you find in a search result.
The source code is verified on this chain
The contract's source code is published and verified on Avalanche's explorer: the explorer rebuilt it and confirmed it matches what is deployed at the address above. It is listed there under the contract name DistributeProV3.
You can read every line of it, and every transaction the contract has ever processed, without trusting us.
Not found
No such chain here.
That address does not name a chain DistributePro knows about. See the chains we do run on.