<p>The only way to do this is by making a regular transaction with lots of outputs. Moreover, you will have great difficulty broadcasting a transaction with outputs of 1 Satoshi due to the dust limit.</p>

<p>A far easier solution would be to switch to a wallet provider that allows you to bypass the gap limit, such as bitgo (although it may be restricted to their commercial offering), or build your own transaction indexing system </p>

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2018-10-25T05:47:35.080Z
Blockchain.com CAN create addresses beyond gap limit, it is just useles as it doesn't track them.
It could be 1000 Satoshi or more if this helps.
Serge Shakhov
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2018-10-25T05:56:54.193Z
Creating addresses is not the hard part. Sending BTC to them to avoid the gap limit is not a viable solution, and your time/money would likely be better spent integrating a system that does not have a gap limit issue.
Raghav Sood
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2018-10-11T02:51:46.193Z
2018-10-11T02:51:46.193Z
Raghav Sood
<p>I'd like to create a pool of addresses using Blockchain.com API.
But because of the gap limit on unused addresses I want to transfer minimal amount (ideally 1 Satoshi) and without any fees.
What's the easiest way to send small amount of BTC to thousands of addresses?
I don't care about speed as this is a background operation.</p>

<p>UPD: This is NOT a question "how to create addresses?" this is a question how to distribute small amount of money to multiple addresses with minimal fees. It is not related to  any service provider, Blockchain.com was indicated as a context only.</p>

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2018-10-11T03:20:45.990Z
This is really a service problem that you have with blockchain.com that they don't have a configurable gap limit flooding transactions is a really lazy solution. There is naturally a high cost to this sort of behavior, which you can't bypass.
Claris
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2018-10-11T23:04:12.500Z
blockchain.com has a configurable gap limit, however this is just to create addresses, not to track them. I can afford reasonable fees, just want to minimize it.
Serge Shakhov
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2018-10-12T01:57:58.587Z
Sorry, this is nonsensical. You don't need to send money to an address to create it.
Claris
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How to send small amount of BTC to thousands of addresses?
Serge Shakhov
# How to send small amount of BTC to thousands of addresses?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-10-11)

I'd like to create a pool of addresses using Blockchain.com API.
But because of the gap limit on unused addresses I want to transfer minimal amount (ideally 1 Satoshi) and without any fees.
What's the easiest way to send small amount of BTC to thousands of addresses?
I don't care about speed as this is a background operation.

UPD: This is NOT a question "how to create addresses?" this is a question how to distribute small amount of money to multiple addresses with minimal fees. It is not related to any service provider, Blockchain.com was indicated as a context only.

**Tags:** transactions, address, mining-pools, transaction-fees

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: This is really a service problem that you have with blockchain.com that they don't have a configurable gap limit flooding transactions is a really lazy solution. There is naturally a high cost to this sort of behavior, which you can't bypass.  
> **username_0**: blockchain.com has a configurable gap limit, however this is just to create addresses, not to track them. I can afford reasonable fees, just want to minimize it.  
> **username_1**: Sorry, this is nonsensical. You don't need to send money to an address to create it.  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2018-10-11. Score: 2

The only way to do this is by making a regular transaction with lots of outputs. Moreover, you will have great difficulty broadcasting a transaction with outputs of 1 Satoshi due to the dust limit.

A far easier solution would be to switch to a wallet provider that allows you to bypass the gap limit, such as bitgo (although it may be restricted to their commercial offering), or build your own transaction indexing system

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Blockchain.com CAN create addresses beyond gap limit, it is just useles as it doesn't track them. It could be 1000 Satoshi or more if this helps.  
> **username_2**: Creating addresses is not the hard part. Sending BTC to them to avoid the gap limit is not a viable solution, and your time/money would likely be better spent integrating a system that does not have a gap limit issue.  

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