Wallet Safety

Fake Airdrop Claim Page Checklist

How to evaluate an airdrop claim page before connecting a wallet or signing a transaction.

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Airdrops Create Urgency

Fake claim pages often copy a project's branding and tell users there is only a short window to claim. The goal is to make users connect a wallet and approve a risky transaction before they verify the source.

Check The Source First

Navigate from the official project website
Compare the domain carefully
Check official announcements
Avoid sponsored search results
Be suspicious of direct-message links
Do not trust screenshots as proof

Before Signing

Read the wallet prompt. If the action asks for broad token approval, contract interaction, ownership transfer, or a message you do not understand, stop and verify through official support.

If You Already Signed

Disconnecting the site may not be enough. Review recent transactions and token approvals using reputable tools reached from trusted sources. If funds are at risk, move remaining assets to a fresh wallet created on a clean device.