From November 27, 2024, the Airdrop Program was opened to two World ID verification options (where and when available), allowing users to choose what works best for them.

The amount of WLD (Worldcoin) you can claim depends on the type of verification you complete, and whether you complete one or both available methods.

Verification Methods

1. Humanity verification:
   Verifying at an Orb provides the highest level of certainty that a user is a unique human and allows users to claim the highest amount of WLD per verification method.

2. Credential verification:
   Using an NFC-enabled passport or Credential or government ID, this option allows you to verify your uniqueness quickly and easily. While it grants fewer tokens than Orb verification due to its lower level of certainty, it provides a flexible and accessible way to participate in the program and start claiming WLD tokens.

3. Both Verifications:
   Users who complete both Humanity and Credential verification will be eligible to claim the maximum amount of WLD tokens available.

Your WLD Claimable Amounts Explained

Information about WLD Airdrops can be found in the Worldcoin App within your World App.

The total amount of WLD you can claim for each verification type over 12 months will be displayed in the About tab once you complete the verification steps.

The amount of Worldcoin you may claim will be divided over 12 months. To claim portions of WLD, you’ll need to do so on a monthly basis.

The claimed amount will appear in the Worldcoin tab under the Claimed section. A green progress bar will show your progress toward the full amount you can claim. 

Any remaining or missed WLD portions will also be shown in this tab, as seen in the example above.

Remember: Claim monthly portions of WLD as they become available to reach the full amount.

Please note: The amount is determined by the World Foundation and may fluctuate over time.

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