A claim site lets qualifying wallets self-serve the airdrop. You compute a Merkle tree of eligible wallets and amounts, publish the root on-chain, and let holders claim by submitting a Merkle proof. This scales to millions of recipients cheaply.
You want to airdrop your Solana token to a specific list of wallets — but sending thousands of transfers is expensive and slow, and randomly distributing tokens is a compliance and support nightmare.
Snapshot your target list using /snapshot-solana-token-holders or an on-chain query
Build the Merkle tree from (wallet, amount) pairs off-chain
Deploy a claim program or use Streamflow / Jupiter Airdrop for a hosted solution
What this means
A claim site lets qualifying wallets self-serve the airdrop. You compute a Merkle tree of eligible wallets and amounts, publish the root on-chain, and let holders claim by submitting a Merkle proof. This scales to millions of recipients cheaply.
Step-by-step
Snapshot your target list using /snapshot-solana-token-holders or an on-chain query.
Build the Merkle tree from (wallet, amount) pairs off-chain.
Deploy a claim program or use Streamflow / Jupiter Airdrop for a hosted solution.
Fund the claim vault with total airdrop supply.
Publish a claim frontend (Next.js or similar) with wallet connection and Merkle proof lookup.
Announce and monitor claim rate — set a claim deadline and reclaim unclaimed supply.
Common mistakes
Skipping Merkle proof — putting the entire wallet list on-chain is expensive.
Not funding the claim vault with the correct total.
Forgetting the reclaim function — unclaimed supply sits forever otherwise.
Do I need to code a Solana program for an airdrop claim?
Not necessarily — hosted airdrop platforms like Streamflow or Jupiter provide ready-made claim programs.
How much does a Solana airdrop cost?
Merkle-tree claim site costs ~1–5 SOL to set up. Traditional per-wallet transfers cost 0.00001 SOL each — feasible for small lists, expensive for large ones.
The Solana launch trust layer — free mint, public Launch Score, paid trust actions.