Claim link checker
Most airdrop losses start with a link. Paste the one you were sent and see whether its domain matches the official site of a project on our tracker, or looks suspiciously like one.
What it checks, and what it cannot
The checker looks at the address itself: whether it uses encryption, whether the domain is an exact match for a project we track (27 official sites plus 25 well-known exchange and wallet domains), whether it is a near-copy of one, and whether it carries the usual lure patterns such as extra hyphens, claim words in the hostname, link shorteners or look-alike characters.
It cannot read the page behind the link, and a clean result is not a guarantee. A real project can have its social account hacked and post a bad link, and a bad link can sit on a domain nobody has flagged yet. Use the result as a filter, then confirm the link on the project's verified account and in its documentation. Never sign a transaction or message you do not understand, and read our scam guide for what to look for after the page loads.
The list of official domains comes from the airdrop tracker, where each project's page names the official link we verified.