Airdrop Eligibility Plain-English Summary

WHAT IT DOES

Airdrop Eligibility Plain-English Summary reads your wallet address and an airdrop claim contract to determine whether you are eligible to claim tokens, then uses AI to explain everything in clear, conversational language. The tool checks common claim contract functions — including isClaimed(), claimableAmount(), and Merkle proof verification — to determine your eligibility status, how many tokens you can claim, and whether you have already claimed. It then generates a plain-English summary that answers the questions that matter most: "Am I eligible?", "How many tokens can I claim?", "What do I need to do to claim?", and "When does the claim period end?". The summary explains what the claim transaction will do, what approvals are required, and any conditions you need to meet before claiming. The tool operates entirely read-only — no transactions are sent, no signatures are required. The AI explanation is designed to give you confidence before you sign any transaction in your wallet.

HOW TO USE

Connect your EVM wallet using the "Connect" button in the header — the tool will automatically read your wallet address. Select the network where the claim contract is deployed from the dropdown menu. Enter the airdrop claim contract address you wish to check. Optionally enter the token name or symbol to help the tool provide more context. If you have a Merkle proof from an official airdrop checker, paste it in the Merkle proof field — this enables the tool to verify proof-based claims. Click "Check my eligibility" to begin the analysis. The tool reads the contract's eligibility functions, determines your status and claim amount, and sends the data to the AI for a plain-English summary. Results appear within seconds, showing your wallet address, the claim contract, eligibility status, claim amount, and a comprehensive AI-generated explanation written in clear, conversational language.

ELIGIBILITY DETECTION AND AI-GENERATED PLAIN-ENGLISH SUMMARIES

The tool uses a multi-method approach to determine eligibility. First, it attempts to call common eligibility functions — isClaimed() or hasClaimed() to check if you have already claimed, and claimableAmount(), getClaimAmount(), or amount() to determine your allocation. For Merkle-based claims, the tool accepts a proof string and simulates verification against the contract's Merkle root (in practice, this is a simplified check that prompts the AI to explain the proof requirements). The tool also checks for claim period deadlines by looking for startTime and endTime functions on the contract. Once all data is collected, the AI receives the wallet address, contract address, eligibility status, claim amount, token name, and any detected conditions, then generates a plain-English summary. The AI is specifically prompted to state clearly whether you are eligible or not, what you can claim, any conditions or requirements, the claim deadline if one exists, and what the claim transaction will do. It is also instructed to state plainly what it cannot verify — that it reads on-chain data and eligibility status from the contract, not the project's intent, future plans, or off-chain eligibility criteria.

WHAT IT CANNOT SEE

This tool cannot definitively prove whether a user is eligible for an airdrop — only reads on-chain eligibility status and explains what it finds. It cannot verify off-chain criteria or predict future airdrops — it only checks the current state of the contract at the time of the scan. The tool cannot determine eligibility for unannounced or future distributions — it only reads the specific contract you provide. The contract may have additional off-chain eligibility rules not reflected on-chain — some projects use off-chain data sources or snapshot logic that the tool cannot access. The tool cannot detect claim contracts that use non-standard function names or custom eligibility logic. Without a Merkle proof, the tool cannot verify proof-based claims. The AI summary is generated from the data provided and may not catch eligibility criteria that are not represented in the contract's public functions. The tool cannot verify the identity of the contract deployer or whether the airdrop is legitimate — eligibility is not the same as legitimacy.

PLEASE NOTE

Airdrop Eligibility Plain-English Summary supports EVM-compatible chains only (Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche C-Chain, and others). The tool is read-only and never requests wallet signatures or transaction approvals. Explanations are AI-generated from data the app reads on-chain — always verify eligibility through official project channels before claiming any airdrop. The AI summary is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Never claim an airdrop from a contract you have not independently verified as legitimate through the project's official communications.