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How to Check for Airdrops: Complete Guide

Crypto airdrops distribute free tokens to wallet addresses, sometimes worth hundreds or thousands of dollars. Many users have unclaimed airdrops sitting in their wallets without realizing it. This guide shows you how to check for airdrops efficiently, verify official claim links, and avoid scams.

Method 1: Using an Airdrop Checker Tool (Recommended)

The fastest way to check for airdrops is to use a dedicated airdrop checker like Drops. It scans your wallet across many potential airdrops in seconds and helps you spot unclaimed rewards you might otherwise miss.

Step 1: Enter your wallet address

Copy your public wallet address (MetaMask, Phantom, Keplr, or any other wallet) and paste it into Drops.

  • You do not need to connect your wallet to run a scan
  • You should never share private keys or seed phrases
  • Pasting an address is safe because it is public information

Step 2: Review your results

Drops shows:

  • Your total claimable value
  • Which airdrops you are eligible for
  • What is already claimed vs still claimable (when available)
  • The airdrops you have missed (claim window closed)

Safety note: Claim links and details should always be verified. All airdrops listed on Drops are verified against official sources, so claim links provided through Drops are legitimate and safe.

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Method 2: Manual Checking

You can also check for airdrops manually, but it takes more time and you are more likely to miss opportunities.

  • Follow official Discord servers: Many projects announce eligibility and claim steps in official channels
  • Monitor X announcements: Watch the official project accounts you have interacted with
  • Check project websites directly: Look for claim pages on official domains only
  • Browse airdrop calendars: Useful for discovery, but always verify with official sources

Limitations of manual checking

Manual checking is time consuming and easy to miss. Most users qualify for multiple airdrops across different networks they are not actively monitoring. Automated tools help you stay consistent.

Best Practices for Checking Airdrops

Check regularly (weekly recommended)

New airdrops appear constantly and many have limited claim windows. Checking weekly helps you catch claims early before deadlines.

Save addresses for automatic alerts

If you track multiple wallets, save them and use Telegram alerts to get notified when new airdrops become claimable. This helps you avoid missing time limited claims.

Check multiple networks

Do not only check one chain. Valuable airdrops happen across EVM networks, Solana, Sui, Cosmos, and more. If you used DeFi, NFTs, bridges, or apps on a chain, scan that chain too.

Security: never share private keys

Legitimate airdrop checks only need a public wallet address.

Never enter:

  • Seed phrase or recovery words
  • Private key
  • Wallet password

If any site asks for these, it is a scam.

Verify claim links and contracts

Even if a tool shows a claim, always confirm:

  • The claim URL matches the project's official domain
  • The contract address matches official documentation
  • The claim announcement exists on official channels

Avoid:

  • Links sent via DMs
  • Random replies on X
  • Sponsored ads leading to "claim now" pages
  • Lookalike domains with subtle spelling differences

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I check for airdrops?

Weekly is a good baseline. If you are active across many protocols, checking more often helps. Saving addresses and using Telegram alerts is the easiest way to stay updated.

Do I need to connect my wallet to check?

No. You can paste your wallet address into Drops and scan without connecting a wallet or signing anything.

Which networks should I check?

Check the networks where you are active, such as EVM chains, Solana, Sui, Cosmos, and others. Many users have unclaimed airdrops on networks they forgot they used.

How do I know if an airdrop is legitimate?

Legitimate airdrops are announced on official project channels, use official domains for claim pages, never ask for private keys or seed phrases, and provide verified contract addresses in documentation. If anything feels urgent, secretive, or requires sensitive info, skip it.

Next Steps

Now that you know how to check for airdrops, take action:

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