Verify the source
Confirm the URL, rules, and deadline only through official project channels. Watch for lookalike domains and fake support.
Claim Guide
Complete every step safely
Match the network
The sending and receiving networks must match. A mismatch can make assets unrecoverable.
Protect credentials
A public address can be shared. Never provide a private key, seed phrase, or verification code.
Complete tutorial
How to Claim an Airdrop
Follow these steps to prepare and verify your address. You only need a public receiving address.
Prepare a USDT-compatible wallet
Open a trusted self-custody wallet or exchange deposit page, find USDT, and confirm it supports your intended network.
Choose the correct receiving network
TRC20, BEP20, and ERC20 are different networks. The claim network must exactly match the deposit network shown by your wallet.
Copy the public receiving address
Copy the complete address from the wallet receive or deposit screen. Check the first and last characters instead of typing it manually.
Complete the check and wait for arrival
Paste the address and complete the format check. After submission, use your wallet history or a block explorer to check the status.
Quick network and address reference
TRC20Tron network · Address commonly starts with T · Often used for lower-fee transfers
BEP20BNB Smart Chain · Address commonly starts with 0x
ERC20Ethereum network · Address commonly starts with 0x · Check the network fee
Can entering a public address move funds?
No. A public address cannot authorize a transfer. Risk comes from signing unknown transactions or exposing private credentials.
How do I identify the network?
TRC20 addresses commonly begin with T. ERC20 and BEP20 commonly begin with 0x. Always confirm in your wallet.