🪂Airdrop Distributor

Fuul enables projects to run the Airdrop Distribution after their Token Generation Event (TGE) in a way that is simple, secure, and effective. By leveraging the same platform that powers both points campaigns and onchain payouts, projects can transition seamlessly into an airdrop without additional complexity.

Projects that use Fuul gain access to a set of benefits designed to make Airdrops smoother and more impactful:

  • Seamless Transition: Projects that already use Fuul for points can easily extend to their airdrop, since the audience and allocation logic are already in place.

  • Sybil Resistance: Fuul ensures fair participation by filtering out fake or duplicate accounts.

  • Multi-Network Support: Projects can run airdrops across all networks supported by Fuul distributions, reaching their communities wherever they are.

  • Staking Incentives: Rewards and allocations can be tied to staking behavior, with bonuses and penalties encouraging stronger community commitment. For example setting token penalties for users claiming without staking or using a tiered system of penalties depending on the staking period.

  • No-Code & White-Label: Teams can configure and brand the Airdrop experience without technical resources.

Step by step

  1. Project running a points program on Fuul If a project already runs a points or onchain rewards program, those results make TGE allocations straightforward. (Projects may also run an airdrop without a prior program.)

  2. Open the Airdrop Distributor app and deploy onchain in < 5 minutes Define token, network, offchain validation and staking options and deploy the airdrop smart contracts from the dashboard.

  3. Registration period (Optional) Projects can require participants to register before the Airdrop claim opens. This helps confirm intent and filters out ineligible wallets. Registration can leverage external sybil detection tools for added reliability, and can be offered through a self‑hosted or white‑label page.

  4. Distribute via a branded claim webpage Projects can use a self‑hosted claim page or request a Fuul developed hosted page. Recipients verify eligibility and claim in a few clicks. Payouts are executed onchain. For self-hosted pages, projects must integrate:

    1. The CSV with the users and their claiming amounts

    2. The claiming call to the Airdrop Distributor contract

    3. The connection with the Airdrop Distributor contract subgraph to get claiming information

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