Potential airdrop · Arbitrum
Checkpoint airdrop: potential, not confirmed
As of 1 November 2026, Checkpoint offers nothing to join for an airdrop: its site shows no sign-up, task list or claim page. What it does have is a public testnet on Arbitrum Sepolia with sponsored gas. Using the app today means connecting a wallet or pasting an address to check points, following addresses on a free tracker, or placing test trades on the markets page.
Potential airdrop: nothing to join yet · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, Checkpoint runs a live testnet on Arbitrum Sepolia with sponsored gas and a free points tracker, while its own site offers no airdrop campaign.
A potential airdrop is not a campaign: Checkpoint may never hold one, and using it may earn you nothing.
As of 1 November 2026, Checkpoint runs a public Arbitrum Sepolia testnet and no airdrop campaign; read the signal and how to start using the app.
What is Checkpoint?
Checkpoint is an app for checking, tracking and trading the points that crypto projects hand out. Its documentation says it is building a decentralized layer for points, so that rewards can be moved around, verified and given real value, and describes the product as a way to check, track, trade and tokenize points with on-chain settlement.
The app has two main experiences. One is a points checker and tracker: you connect a wallet or paste an address and see your points across projects in one dashboard. The other is a points market, where the documentation says points can be traded on its main platform, and where a testnet currently runs on Arbitrum Sepolia.
The tracker page is labelled free and follows point movements across several addresses and protocols. A PRO upgrade raises the limit to 10 addresses and 120-day charts.
How Checkpoint works
Checkpoint starts with a connection. On the home page you connect a wallet or paste an address, and the app looks up the points tied to it. The home page lists this as step 01, Connect.
Tracking runs through the Track Points page, which follows point movements across several addresses and protocols. You add a wallet, an ENS name or a Farcaster handle to begin. The page is labelled free, and the PRO upgrade lifts the limit to 10 addresses with 120-day charts.
Trading happens on the points markets page. While the testnet is live, trades use your smart account on Arbitrum Sepolia, and gas is sponsored. The documentation also points to a main platform for trading points.
On rewards, the markets page mentions sponsored gas during the trial and gives no reward amount, end date or claim for testnet use. The documentation describes Checkpoint as a place to check, track, trade and tokenize points from projects.
Why Checkpoint is a potential airdrop
Checkpoint is listed for one signal: a live testnet on Arbitrum Sepolia, where trades run from a smart account and gas is sponsored during the trial. The markets page gives no reward, points program or claim for testnet use, and no airdrop campaign is open today.
Public testnet
The markets page runs testnet trades from a smart account on Arbitrum Sepolia with gas sponsored during the trial, and the site banner marks the testnet as live.
checkpoint.exchange
How to start using Checkpoint
These steps are for using Checkpoint itself. There is no airdrop to take part in, so nothing here qualifies you for one.
Stay safe: a real airdrop never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Use only the official links on this page, and treat any message that offers help with a claim as a scam.
Step 1: Open the Checkpoint app
Go to checkpoint.exchange, the home page, which lists connecting a wallet as the first step.
Step 2: Check your points
Connect a wallet or paste an address on the home page to see the points tied to that address.
Step 3: Track your addresses
Open the Track Points page and add a wallet, ENS name or Farcaster handle to follow its point movements.
Step 4: Try the testnet
Open the points markets, connect a wallet and place a test trade. It uses your smart account on Arbitrum Sepolia, with gas sponsored.
Step 5: Read the quickstart
The quickstart in the documentation covers the essentials of the product and its core capabilities.
Checkpoint airdrop FAQ
Is there a Checkpoint airdrop?
- No. As of 1 November 2026, no Checkpoint airdrop is open, and the site lists no sign-up, tasks or claim. The only signal is a live testnet on Arbitrum Sepolia where gas is sponsored during the trial, alongside a free points tracker.
Does Checkpoint have a token?
- Checkpoint's documentation covers tokenizing points from other projects, and the markets page mentions sponsored testnet gas rather than a reward. The documentation describes the product as a place to check, track, trade and tokenize points with on-chain settlement.
Which chain does Checkpoint use?
- The Checkpoint testnet runs on Arbitrum Sepolia. Testnet trades use your smart account on that network, and gas is sponsored while you try it. The markets page names no other chain for the trial.
How much does Checkpoint cost to use?
- Tracking points is free, as the Track Points page is labelled free. Testnet gas is sponsored, so trying the markets needs no gas payment. A PRO upgrade adds up to 10 addresses and 120-day charts; the page gives no price for it.
Sources for this listing
- 01Check, Track & Trade Points: Checkpoint Exchangecheckpoint.exchange · read 1 November 2026
- 02Points Markets: Checkpoint Exchangecheckpoint.exchange · read 1 November 2026
- 03Checkpoint Documentationdocs.checkpoint.exchange · read 1 November 2026
- 04Track Points: Checkpoint Exchangecheckpoint.exchange · read 1 November 2026
