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Managing Claims

Delivery puts the inscription in the recipient’s wallet. Claims are how recipients find out, prove it’s theirs, and connect with your campaign — the engagement half of the airdrop.

What a claim is

A claim is prove-and-acknowledge: the inscription was already airdropped directly to the wallet; claiming does not move anything on-chain. The recipient proves control of the receiving wallet with a cryptographic signature, and Skrybit records the claim against your campaign. You get an attributable, wallet-verified engagement event; the recipient gets confirmation that the inscription is genuinely theirs.

Opening claims

Claims are per-campaign and closed by default:

  1. In the console’s Claims view, find your campaign.
  2. Toggle claims open.
  3. Copy the public claim URL and share it — in your announcement, your community channels, or directly to the airdropped audience.

The claim page is public and mobile-friendly, and requires no Skrybit account to view. While claims are open it shows the campaign name and media; when you close claims, the public read closes with it.

What recipients experience

The recipient opens the link, connects their wallet (UniSat or Xverse), signs a one-time message — no transaction, no fee — and the page confirms whether that wallet received the drop. The full recipient-side walkthrough is in the recipient guide, which is written to be linked directly from your own announcement if you prefer.

Privacy & anti-abuse properties

The claim surface is designed to leak nothing about your audience:

  • No audience disclosure. The page never lists recipients. It answers yes/no for a single address, and only after that address has proven itself by signature — you cannot probe someone else’s wallet.
  • Signature challenges are single-use and short-lived, bound to the specific campaign and address.
  • Rate-limited public endpoints.

Tracking claims

The Claims view shows per-campaign claim state — open/closed and how many claims have been made — so you can measure engagement against the delivered audience and time your follow-up.