MetaMask now lets users check if they are eligible for airdrops and NFT claims

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MetaMask integrated with Daylight to let users check airdrop eligibility and potential NFT claims.
The feature is supported across multiple blockchains.

Web3 wallet MetaMask is now letting users verify their airdrop eligibility via an integration with onchain project Daylight.

"We've partnered with Daylight to help users check if they qualify for any airdrops in the ecosystem," the Consensys Software Inc.-developed wallet wrote in a post on X.

"Your favorite dapp decentralized and dropped a token? Don’t remember if you missed out on any that are still valid? Check “Eligible Airdrops” to find out," it also wrote in a blog post.

Specifically, airdrop and NFT-claim eligibility can be found in the Explore page in MetaMask Portfolio.

There, Daylight API suggests unique NFT recommendations per user based on "a variety of social factors," such as if they are on an allowlist, hold a required token or hold a related token. It also considers whether a user has minted a different token from the same creator or if an NFT was minted by someone they follow on Farcaster — among other things.

Airdrop and NFT-claim eligibility is supported across Ethereum, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, Zora and Polygon.

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