Throughout the course of your web3 activities, you may have interacted with a protocol or chainin a way that made you eligible for an airdrop of some kind. Airdrops are automated transactionsthat send assets to your account, usually free of charge (excluding any gas fees you may need topay).
Equally, you may also be eligible to mint an NFT for similar reasons — some action may have placedyou on an allowlist.
Portfolio now includes a feature that uses your public address and on-chain transaction historyto suggest airdrops and mints that you're eligible for, and delve deeper into web3.
Please note that these features are currently only supported on:
- Ethereum Mainnet
- Optimism
- Arbitrum
- Base
- Zora
- Polygon.
warning
Once you are redirected to an airdrop site or NFT mint and leave MetaMask Portfolio, you'reengaging with dapps and transactions over which we have no control. Please proceed with caution.
Claiming airdrops
First, connect your wallet and choose as many accounts as you want.
Now head to the 'Tokens' page and look for the 'Eligible Airdrops' section (on a mobile device,you may need to scroll):
When you find an airdrop you want to claim, click the 'Claim airdrop' button underneath it.From here, you can inspect basic information about the airdrop, like the network it's on, anyconditions, and registration dates.
When you're happy to proceed, click 'Claim' to be redirected to the third-party platform where youcan claim the airdrop.
Finding available NFT mints
Make sure your wallet is connected, and that you've selected the accounts that you want to scanfor NFT mint eligibility.
On the 'NFTs' page, scroll to 'Trending NFTs'. Based on your on-chain activity, thecategory displays any ongoing mints that you can participate in. Click on the NFT to viewmore information for each, such as the network the NFT will be minted on and its creator:
To head to the site where the mint is taking place, click 'Mint'. From there, follow the promptson the site to initiate and complete the mint.
