📸BSC or Ethereum Token Snapshot Guide

Quickly obtain BSC chain token holdings data

What is a token snapshot?

A token snapshot is basically a “photo” on the blockchain — it records, at a specific time (or block height), every address holding a given token and the exact balance each address holds.

Why take a token snapshot?

  • Airdrops / rewards: Distribute tokens or NFTs based on holdings at the snapshot moment, preventing people from buying in right before distribution to game the system.

  • Governance voting: Determine who is eligible to vote at a particular moment and what their voting weight is (based on holdings at that time).

  • Data analysis & compliance audits: Analyze distribution, identify whales/exchanges/burn addresses, and evaluate decentralization.

  • Migration / contract upgrades: When a project migrates from an old contract to a new one, a snapshot ensures users’ balances are transferred correctly.

In short, snapshots guarantee fairness and traceability when rights or rewards are granted based on “who held how much at a given moment.”

Which blockchains are supported?

PandaTool provides multi-chain token snapshot tools, supporting EVM chains like BSC, ETH, Base, Polygon, Arbitrum, and also offers a snapshot tool for Solana tokens.

How do you take a token snapshot?

PandaTool built snapshot tools for chains such as BSC and ETH so anyone can capture token holder data in a few simple steps.

1. Open PandaTool Go to the snapshot tool page: https://pandatool.org/#/contractCheck/snapshotToken?lang=en-US

2. Choose the chain and enter the token Enter the token contract address you want to snapshot and select the blockchain. Example: to snapshot USDT holders on BSC, choose BSC and enter the USDT contract address 0x55d398326f99059fF775485246999027B3197955, then click the search button.

3. Filter the snapshot results After searching you’ll see basic token data. Next, apply filters:

  • Holder rank (TOP): TOP100 shows the top 100 token holders by balance, TOP500 the top 500, etc.

  • Custom minimum token balance: Filter for addresses holding at least a certain amount. For example, entering 100 will exclude addresses holding less than 100 tokens from the snapshot.

4. Export the snapshot Choose an export format:

  • CSV — spreadsheet-style file (good for bulk airdrop uploads).

  • TXT — plain text, easier for quick viewing or copying.

If you plan to perform a batch airdrop, export CSV. If you just want to inspect the data, TXT may be more convenient. When ready, click “Take snapshot now” (or the equivalent button).

Your browser will prompt you to download the exported snapshot file — that file contains the snapshot data.

Snapshot FAQs / Notes

  1. Is PandaTool’s snapshot tool paid? No — the tool is free to use.

  2. Is the snapshot data accurate? Snapshot data reflects balances at a specific block height or timestamp. After that moment, balances may change.

  3. Does the snapshot tool support Solana? Yes — use the Solana snapshot page: https://solana.pandatool.org/en/snapshotToken

If you have more questions about the snapshot tool, you can ask volunteers in the PandaTool Telegram group: https://t.me/pandatool_en

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