KLEAR Airdrop Rules

You need a KLEAR website account and a Solana wallet address that you control. There is no purchase, payment, holding requirement or minimum activity. One eligible entry per authenticated account.

1,000,000 KLEAR is set aside for this programme: 100 KLEAR for each of up to 10,000 accepted entries. This is a free allocation of tokens — not a purchase, not an investment, and it carries no expectation of value.

Entries are accepted in the order the server records them, using a server-generated timestamp and a unique entry reference. Your machine's clock, your browser and the public counter cannot change your position. Once 10,000 entries have been accepted, the programme is full and no further allocation is reserved.

No KLEAR token has been deployed yet, so there is no mint address, no market and nothing transferable today. Accepting your entry records a 100 KLEAR allocation in the programme's records. It is not a promise of value, and no token is sent when you register.

Distributions will be made only after a KLEAR token exists and has been verified, and only to the wallet address recorded on your accepted entry. Each transfer is recorded with its real Solana transaction signature, which you can check in a public explorer. No distribution date is published because none is confirmed. If distribution cannot be completed, recorded allocations stay on record and the position is published on the airdrop page rather than quietly dropped.

Enter an address you control. We never ask for a seed phrase, private key, wallet password or signature to register. You may correct the address once, before any tokens are sent, from your account; every change is logged. An address entered wrongly, or on the wrong network, cannot receive tokens, and a transfer sent to it cannot be reversed.

One entry per account. The same wallet address used by more than one account is flagged for review rather than automatically rejected, because shared and custodial wallets exist. Entries created by automation, duplicate accounts or manipulated submissions may be waitlisted, rejected or removed. A wallet address cannot prove that each entry is a different person, so this programme is not Sybil-proof.

If an entry needs review or is rejected, the reason is recorded against it and you can ask for a review through the contact page, quoting your entry reference. Decisions are made by the operator and recorded in an internal audit log.

The programme may be paused, corrected or cancelled if a legal, technical or abuse problem requires it. Any change that affects accepted entries is published on this page with a date, and accepted entries are never silently removed.

Your account email, your Solana wallet address, the time you registered, the terms version you accepted and the status of your entry. Nothing else. We do not ask for identity documents, phone numbers or payment details, and entering the airdrop is not marketing consent.

Entry records are kept while the programme runs, and afterwards only as long as needed to complete distribution and meet record-keeping duties. You can ask for your entry to be deleted through the contact page; deleting it withdraws the allocation, because a record cannot both be deleted and paid.

A free allocation still carries risk. The token may never be deployed, may have no value, and may be worth nothing if it is. Nothing in this programme is financial advice, an offer of securities or a promise of return.