Airdropped

Airdropped.link is a read-only airdrop eligibility checker for Solana and EVM wallets that lets users identify unclaimed token allocations across more than 30 protocols without ever connecting a wallet or approving a transaction.

What It Does

Airdropped.link scans public wallet addresses against a continuously updated database of Solana airdrop sources and returns eligibility status alongside direct links to official claim pages. The platform is deliberately passive: users paste addresses rather than connect wallets, meaning no private keys, no signing, and no on-chain permissions are involved at any point.

Results fall into three categories: possible matches (wallet likely eligible), confirmed ineligibility, and unavailable sources where the upstream protocol has not yet published snapshot data. Each confirmed match links directly to the protocol official claim interface rather than routing through Airdropped itself, keeping the claim flow entirely within the originating project.

How It Works

The workflow has three stages. First, users paste one or more public wallet addresses into the checker interface, up to five simultaneously on the free tier. Second, the platform queries its index of airdrop eligibility data and returns results per protocol. Third, users can optionally register with an email address to save wallets, set a minimum allocation filter, and receive push notifications when new airdrops are added or eligibility status changes.

Data freshness is maintained through direct coordination with protocol teams. Founder Zhe has described the process as adding new protocols as they are announced and verifying data with teams before publishing, which reduces the false-positive rate compared with scrapers that rely purely on on-chain snapshot files.

Protocol Coverage

As of mid-2026, Airdropped.link covers more than 30 Solana and EVM protocols. Named integrations include Jupiter (JUP), Jito, Pyth Network, Kamino, Tensor, Drift, BONK, WEN, BSKT, Wormhole (W), LayerZero (ZRO), DYM, NIM, TNSR, ZK, and Etherfi. The platform supports Solana, EVM, and Cosmos addresses, reflecting the cross-chain nature of many recent token distributions.

Pricing and Access

Airdropped.link operates on a freemium model. The free tier allows users to check up to five wallets simultaneously and monitor one wallet for ongoing alerts. Two paid tiers extend these limits: Hunter at 190 USD per year covers 100 monitored wallets with four-hour alert intervals, and Pro at 490 USD per year covers 1,000 monitored wallets with priority support. Subscriptions are paid in USDC, SOL, or any SPL token via Sphere Pay, keeping the entire payment rail on Solana. Holders of the Sujiko Warriors NFT receive lifetime free access to Pro-equivalent features as long as they hold the NFT. Alerts are delivered by email or Telegram and are configurable per wallet.

Security Model

The platform core security proposition is its read-only design. Because Airdropped.link never requests wallet connections, browser extension permissions, or transaction signatures, it cannot move funds or expose keys. All eligibility data is derived from publicly available on-chain snapshots and protocol-published merkle trees. This distinguishes it from airdrop aggregators that ask users to sign wallet verifications, a pattern associated with phishing attacks in the Solana ecosystem. The platform does not track claim status after a user visits a claim page; once a user follows the link to the protocol own interface, the interaction is entirely outside Airdropped scope.

Team and Organization

Airdropped.link is built and maintained by Zhe of SolWorks.dev. Zhe is also the founding developer of Sujiko Protocol and an active Solana builder with a public GitHub presence. Public repositories include soltoolkit-sdk, a TypeScript utility library for Solana with over 269,000 installations; soldisperse, a bulk SPL token distribution tool; and an Anchor IDL-to-TypeScript generator. SolWorks operates as a small developer team focused on Solana infrastructure and tooling, with Airdropped.link as its consumer-facing product.

Ecosystem Position and Traction

Airdropped.link emerged during the 2023 to 2024 wave of major Solana protocol token launches, a period when Jupiter, Jito, Pyth, and others distributed tokens to millions of wallets simultaneously. Many users missed allocations due to the sheer number of concurrent opportunities. The tool addressed a genuine coordination problem: tracking eligibility across dozens of protocols with independent snapshot schedules and claim windows is impractical without aggregation.

The platform reported 146,000 active users as of August 2026 and 150 million USD in supported protocol allocations tracked across its index. Early growth figures cited by the team noted 300,000 sign-ups in the weeks following launch during peak airdrop season, driven by Jupiter JUP distribution and subsequent major drops. The platform is discussed across independent Solana ecosystem resources including Backpack educational content and third-party aggregators such as Solanabox.tools. It maintains a Discord community and posts updates on X under the handle airdroppedlink.

Limitations

Airdropped.link does not show whether a user has already claimed an airdrop, only whether they are eligible. Claim status tracking would require either on-chain reads after each claim transaction or integration with protocol claim contracts directly, neither of which the platform currently offers. Users who have already claimed an allocation will still see it listed as eligible until the protocol claim window closes. The platform also depends on protocol teams sharing eligibility data in a timely manner; protocols that do not coordinate directly may have delayed or incomplete coverage.