Read NFT claim and swap rules before you start

Read NFT claim and swap rules before participating. Check eligibility, required NFTs, receiving details and the complete cost shown by the event.

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A claim event distributes NFTs under its eligibility rules. A swap event asks for a specified NFT or token as part of receiving another asset. The event page defines the actual requirements.

Check those requirements before connecting the terms of one event with another. Similar artwork and names can hide different input, fee and distribution rules.

Check eligibility

Read which accounts qualify and whether eligibility depends on holding a token, appearing on a list or meeting another condition. Check the relevant time and the account you have connected.

If eligibility uses NFT ownership, identify the required collection by token ID. Owning a similarly named collection does not make it the same input.

For a claim, inspect the complete cost

A zero purchase price does not automatically remove network fees or configured token fees. Read the quote and any association requirement presented to your account.

Also check the per-user and per-transaction limits. An eligible account does not necessarily have permission to claim the entire available inventory.

For a swap, check what leaves your account

Identify each required asset and the quantity. Read what the event says will happen to the submitted NFT and what you receive in return.

Do not assume the input is returned, held or burned. That needs to be stated for the specific event. If it is unclear, ask before approving the operation.

Review the result

Keep the operation reference. After confirmation, check both sides: which asset left the account and which token and serial arrived.

A visible reveal or an updated counter does not replace checking the transaction result. If the page stops updating, investigate the existing operation before submitting another.

Creators can use the launch planning guide to make these rules clear. Collectors can browse current events.