Solana Target Buy Tutorial

Feature Overview

Target Buy (also called Directed Buy or Buy to Designated Address) is a practical tool on the GTokenTool platform. It is mainly used to precisely deliver tokens to specified wallet addresses through a "buy" method instead of direct transfers.Core Advantages (Why not just do a direct transfer?)

• Significantly reduces the risk of being flagged as "bubble chart", "direct transfer label", "associated addresses", etc. by on-chain analytics

• Behavior appears closer to real user purchases → much stronger stealth

• Suitable for market making, initial distribution, controlling addresses, avoiding certain monitoring strategies, etc.

• Helps optimize on-chain profile and gives more room for future operations

Typical Use Cases

• Project teams want to distribute tokens to KOLs, early supporters, or marketing wallets without it obviously showing as "team direct transfer"

• When controlling multiple addresses, you want some wallets to appear to have "naturally bought in"

• Avoiding direct-transfer alerts from certain aggregators/monitoring tools

Pre-Operation Preparation

1. A computer or phone (computer recommended for clearer interface)

2. Phantom / Solflare or other Solana wallet (Phantom recommended)

3. Sufficient base token (usually SOL) in the payment wallet (all fees are paid from this wallet)

4. The token contract address (CA) you want to buy

5. A prepared list of target receiving addresses (one address per line)

Strong recommendation: 

Use a dedicated operation wallet. Do not use your main wallet or major holding wallet directly.Step-by-Step Operation Guide

1. Enter the Target Buy Page
   Open in browser:
   https://sol.gtokentool.com/airdropSection/buyToDesignatedAddress
   (Or from GTokenTool Solana homepage → Airdrop Section → Target Buy)

   
   

2. Connect Wallet & Confirm Network

• Click "Connect Wallet" in the top right corner

• Select Phantom / Solflare etc.

• Make sure the network is switched to Mainnet

3. Input the Token Contract Address
   Paste the CA into the "Token to Buy" input box
   → After correct input, the table below will automatically show the token symbol

4. Select DEX and Base Token

• DEX: Usually choose Raydium or Jupiter (select based on where the main liquidity pool is)

• Base token: In most cases choose SOL
  Important: Choosing the wrong one will cause transactions to fail!

5. Import Payment Wallet Private Key

• Wallet address

• Current SOL balance

• Token balance (usually 0)

• Paste the private key of the payment wallet into the "Import Private Key" area (pay attention to security!)

• After successful import, it will display:

• You can click the refresh icon in the table at any time to update the latest balance
  All fees and buy amounts are deducted from this wallet

6. Import Target Receiving Addresses

• In the "Designated Addresses" area, paste one wallet address per line

• Supports bulk import (you can copy multiple lines directly from Excel)

7. Set Buy Amount
   Two modes available — choose one:

   Mode	Description	Best For
   Fixed Amount	Each address buys the same SOL amount	Uniform distribution, consistent control
   Random Amount	Set min ~ max SOL range, system randomizes	Looks more like real users, better dispersion

   Recommendation: Don't set amounts too large. Single transactions of 0.05–1 SOL look more natural.

8. Click "Start" to Execute

• The system will initiate buy transactions one by one for each address

• Real-time transaction logs will appear below

• After each successful transaction, you can copy the transaction hash (Signature) and check details on Solscan / Solana Explorer

Important Notes & Common Issues

• Must ensure the payment wallet has enough SOL (buy amount + fees + priority fees)

• Wrong DEX or base token → 99% of the time it will fail

• Private key is signed locally only — the platform does not store it (still use small-amount dedicated wallets)

• If logs show failure, copy the hash and check the exact error on a block explorer (common reasons: insufficient balance, excessive slippage, low pool liquidity)

• Do not confuse target addresses with the payment address

• For large batches, it is recommended to execute in smaller groups to avoid network congestion issues

After completing the steps above, you can safely and stealthily distribute tokens to designated addresses through the appearance of "market buys".