Airdrop history

Each airdrop paid out from its own contract. We ask a public block explorer for transfers of that airdrop’s token into the address, and count only those sent by that contract, matched by address and never by name, because spam tokens copy the names of real ones. Every contract on the list was checked on-chain before we added it.

It means no tokens reached this address from that airdrop. Either the address was not on the list, or it was and never claimed. Telling the two apart needs each project’s own eligibility list, which we do not copy. If a claim is still open, use the project’s official site, found from its verified accounts, never from a link in a message.

No, on purpose. Nobody knows who an unannounced airdrop will reward, and “eligibility checkers” that ask you to connect a wallet and sign are one of the most common ways wallets are drained. This tool only needs an address and only reads what already happened.