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Pentagon Chain Review 2026: Disperse batch transfers

Disperse is a batch-send tool for tokens on Pentagon Chain and Ethereum. It supports multiple recipient-and-amount entries, but publishes little about fees, contract security or transaction recovery.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 6, 2026

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Our verdict on Pentagon Chain

Disperse may suit users who need to send tokens to several recipients on Pentagon Chain or Ethereum and want to enter the payments in one form. Its main strength is a straightforward batch workflow with recipient and total-amount fields. The main caveat is the lack of published fee, audit and failure-handling details; ERC-20 transfers also require an additional transaction. Review the contract and wallet prompts before sending funds.

Score breakdown

How Pentagon Chain scores

Security: n/a
Ease of use: 6.0/10
Fees: n/a
Features: 4.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Pentagon Chain?

Pentagon Chain’s Disperse tool batches token sends to multiple recipients on Pentagon Chain and Ethereum. Users enter addresses and amounts line by line, connect a wallet and submit the transfer. The page explains that ERC-20 tokens require an extra transfer or approval before dispersal, but does not publish service fees, audits or details about handling failed transactions.

How Pentagon Chain works

Disperse provides a form for sending tokens to multiple recipients in one batch. You choose Pentagon Chain or Ethereum, enter each recipient address and amount on a separate line, and submit the batch through your connected wallet.

For ERC-20 tokens, the interface specifies an extra step: a token transfer to the contract on Pentagon Chain or an approval on Ethereum, followed by the disperse transaction. The page does not explain how failed or partial batches are handled, so review the wallet prompts and recipient details carefully.

3 features

Key features

Batch token sends

Enter recipient addresses and amounts one per line, then submit them as a batch.

Two network options

The interface offers Pentagon Chain (3344) and Ethereum (1).

ERC-20 workflow

The page warns that ERC-20 sends require an initial transfer or approval before dispersal.

Pros and cons

What we like

Supports batch sends to multiple recipients in a single interface.
Offers both Pentagon Chain and Ethereum as network options.
Shows recipient count and total amount before submission.

Watch out for

The page does not publish service fees or whether it charges more than network transaction fees.
Contract addresses are abbreviated on the page, and audit information is not published.
ERC-20 transfers require two transactions: a transfer to the contract on Pentagon Chain or an approval on Ethereum, followed by the disperse transaction.

Pentagon Chain fees

Disperse does not state whether it charges an additional service fee. Transactions may also require network fees, which depend on the selected network and wallet; check the transaction details before confirming.

Is Pentagon Chain safe?

The page displays shortened contract addresses, but does not publish audit information or explain custody and recovery arrangements. Sending tokens through a contract carries smart-contract risk; verify the full contract details and wallet transaction prompts before proceeding. No licensing information is stated. This is a token transfer tool, not a gambling service.

4 steps

How to get started with Pentagon Chain

1
Open Disperse and connect a compatible wallet.
2
Choose Pentagon Chain or Ethereum in the Chain selector.
3
Select a token and enter recipient addresses with amounts, one per line.
4
Review the recipient count, total amount and wallet transaction details; complete any required ERC-20 transfer or approval, then confirm the disperse transaction.

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Who Pentagon Chain is for

Disperse is for users who need to distribute tokens to multiple addresses on Pentagon Chain or Ethereum. It is less suitable for users who need detailed published information about fees, audits or how failed transfers are handled.

Pentagon Chain FAQs

Which networks does Disperse support?

Disperse supports Pentagon Chain and Ethereum. The interface identifies them by chain IDs 3344 and 1, respectively.

Does Disperse charge fees?

The page does not state whether Disperse charges a service fee. Wallet transactions may also require network fees, and the fee details should be checked before confirming.

How do ERC-20 transfers work on Disperse?

The interface says ERC-20 transfers take two transactions: first a token transfer to the contract on Pentagon Chain or an approval on Ethereum, then the disperse transaction. Check that the recipient addresses and amounts are correct before confirming.

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