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Multi-wallet distribution is not "send to more addresses with extra steps." Done right it is treasury ops, payroll and OPSEC hygiene folded into one execution. The breakdown, with the full spec in the docs.

One swap in, many outputs out. You submit one order, define the destination wallets, Husher delivers to all of them in a single execution. Gas is per output. You skip the misery of N separate orders with N confirmation windows.

The use cases: treasury distribution, one incoming position split across cold storage, hot wallet and operational spend. Payroll, stablecoin out to contractor wallets in one pass. OPSEC separation, operational funds kept clear of savings so the two never share a transaction.

CSV import handles bulk. The variance option adds small randomised deviations to amounts, so the same total to the same wallets on the same schedule does not carry an obvious signature. Timing analysis lives on patterns. Stop feeding it patterns.

Time delays between outputs break the correlation window across the set. No extra platform fee for the split. You pay gas per output, same as sending them one by one. For volume ops, that maths quietly compounds in your favour.

Inbound confirmations still apply: ETH 4 blocks, Base 24, Solana 24. The split does not fire until the inbound confirms. If your timing is tight, build the wait in rather than discovering it live.

The non-custodial rule applies to every single output. Husher cannot reverse, redirect or recover a send to a wrong address. In a multi-wallet run that verification step matters more, not less. One bad row is one bad row forever. Check the list before you confirm.