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Wallet sets

After this, you'll be able to group wallets into reusable sets for your launches, or skip them and let Ballistic assign wallets for you.

A wallet set is an optional, named selection of wallets you already own, used together in a launch. It is a convenience, never a requirement. If you don't use one, Ballistic pulls wallets from your pool (the wallets already on your account) and assigns them for you.

Wallet sets are available on Solana and BSC.

When to use it

  • Reuse a curated group of wallets across launches instead of re-picking them each time.
  • Keep specific wallets grouped for one strategy, for example a fixed set of bundle wallets you trust.
  • Run more than one group in a single launch, such as a bundle set alongside a proxy set.

When not to: one-off launches where any wallets will do. Skip the set and let Ballistic assign wallets from your pool.

How it works

A set is a name, a role and the wallets in it. The role tells Ballistic how the set is used in a launch: bundle, snipe or proxy.

A set groups references to wallets you already hold. The private keys stay on those wallets and nothing moves when you create the set.

Create a set

  1. Open Wallet Sets from the wallets area.
  2. Click Create set and give it a name.
  3. Pick a role: bundle, snipe or proxy.
  4. Select the existing wallets that belong to the set.
  5. Save the set. It is now available to pick when you configure a launch.

Going deeper

Using more than one set per launch

One launch can use several sets at once, each with its own role. Assign a bundle set and a proxy set to the same launch when your strategy needs both.

Skipping sets entirely

If you don't assign a set, Ballistic assigns wallets from your pool when the launch runs. You lose nothing by skipping; sets only add reuse and control.

What can go wrong

SymptomLikely causeFix
You have no wallet set to pick at launchYou never created oneThat is fine. Leave the set empty and Ballistic assigns wallets from your pool.
A set's wallets show an empty balanceWallets are funded at the funding stage, not when you create a setNothing to fix. Sets don't move SOL when you create them; funding happens on the funding page.
The wrong wallets take part in a launchA set with the wrong role is attachedOpen the launch config, detach the set, and attach one with the correct role: bundle, snipe or proxy.