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Claim Safety

What to Check Before Connecting a Wallet to an Airdrop

A wallet connection checklist for airdrops, including official links, wallet choice, network selection, and asset exposure.

Airdrop map

What this means

Before connecting a wallet to an airdrop, users should verify the page, choose the right wallet, check the network, and limit asset exposure.

Core ideas

What to understand first

  • Connection alone can reveal wallet information.
  • The page may request signatures or transactions after connection.
  • A separate wallet reduces exposure.
  • The network should match the claim requirements.

Safety checklist

What to check before acting

  1. Verify the domain.
  2. Use a low-risk wallet.
  3. Check the selected network.
  4. Disconnect after use if needed.

Risk note

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Fake pages can request dangerous actions after connection.
  • Wallet history may reveal assets and behavior.
  • Connecting a main wallet increases risk.
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