What can this wallet claim?
Every amount a wallet is owed across all the airdrops held here, with the amount it can still take rather than the amount it was once promised. Read live from Robinhood Chain.
This checks airdrops created through HoodLock. An empty result means nothing is waiting here, not that no project has ever airdropped to this address. We can only speak for our own contracts.
How it works
Every airdrop funded through HoodLock stores a Merkle root on chain and publishes its recipient list. This looks your address up in each of those lists, then asks the chain whether that entitlement has already been taken. Both halves matter: the list says what you are owed, and only the chain knows whether it is still there.
Common questions
Do I need to connect a wallet?
Not to look. Paste any address and this reads the same records for everyone. Connecting is only needed to actually take the tokens, because that is a transaction from the wallet that owns them.
Why is nothing sent to me automatically?
Because an airdrop that pushes tokens into wallets fills them with things nobody asked for, and costs the sender gas for every recipient who never wanted it. Here the tokens wait in the contract until the wallet that owns them asks.
It says nothing is waiting, but a project told me otherwise.
Then either they used a different address, or their airdrop is not held here. This can only see airdrops created through HoodLock. Ask the project which contract they used.
What does underfunded mean?
That the airdrop's list promises more than was actually funded, or that it paid for fewer claims than it has recipients. Claims are accepted until it runs out. Being on the list does not guarantee there will still be something left.
Running an airdrop?
Fund it once, and every recipient gets a page like this one instead of a transaction they never asked for. Free. No platform fee, at any list size. You pay network gas and nothing else.
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