Airdrop guide
Fight.ID airdrop step by step tutorial
The Fight.ID airdrop is a fan rewards campaign in which a claimed FIGHT ID builds reputation and collects airdrop entries, with FP (Fighting Points) as its points. It was open on 29 October 2026, when the sign-up page and the app homepage both still offered entry. Taking part means creating an account by signing in with Binance, email, Google or Apple.
Live · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, the Fight.ID sign-up page still invites visitors to claim a FIGHT ID, which it ties to reputation and airdrop entries, and the app homepage still offers entry. The help center lists headings on the airdrop and FP points but shows no answers, so no end date or closure appears.
Claim a Fight.ID account to earn reputation and airdrop entries and join the fighters fan club, with sign-in by Binance, email, Google or Apple.
What is Fight.ID?
Fight.ID is a fan-rewards app that presents itself as an official partner of UFC and ties its rewards to UFC Strike. Its sign-up page invites visitors to claim a personal FIGHT ID, build reputation and join a fighters fan club.
The app homepage welcomes visitors to FIGHT and shows the Fight.ID partner mark, the FIGHT Foundation and a FIGHT Token logo. The footer carries a © Concept Labs, Inc. notice.
The help center lists a question on how Fight.ID and UFC Strike are connected, along with others on seasons, supported wallets and data protection. It shows only the question headings, with no answers beneath them, so the details of the link to UFC Strike are not spelled out there.
How Fight.ID works
You enter Fight.ID through an account. The sign-up page offers four ways in: Binance, email, Google or Apple. A claimed FIGHT ID is what the page links to reputation and airdrop entries, and the fan club is part of the same sign-up.
The campaign runs on FP, short for Fighting Points. The help center has headings for "What is FP (Fighting Points)?" and "What is $FP?", but it shows no answers beneath them, so it does not say how points are earned or counted.
The help center also lists a heading asking when the airdrop happens and one asking about seasons. Neither has an answer on the page, so no season length, snapshot or claim date is given there. A further heading asks about the conversion of FP to a future token, which shows that a conversion is still ahead and that its rate is not published on that page.
Support is by email at support@fight.id, and the help center points to its Discord for urgent questions.
The FIGHT Token (logo shown on the app homepage); FP (Fighting Points) converts to a future token airdrop
The campaign pays reputation and airdrop entries to people who sign up for a FIGHT ID. The help center lists FP (Fighting Points) as a heading, with no answer on how they are earned, and a question on converting FP to a future token, with no rate given. Anyone who signs in with Binance, email, Google or Apple on the sign-up page can start. No amounts, dates or eligibility thresholds are given on the sign-up page or in the help center.
Step by step: how to get the FIGHT Token (logo shown on the app homepage); FP (Fighting Points) converts to a future token airdrop
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 Fight.ID app
Go to the Fight.ID app and choose the button to enter Fight.ID, which leads to the sign-up page.
Step 2: Sign in to claim your FIGHT ID
On the sign-up page, connect with Binance, email, Google or Apple to claim your FIGHT ID.
Step 3: Build reputation through your FIGHT ID
The sign-up page links a claimed FIGHT ID to reputation and airdrop entries. It gives no list of tasks or point values.
Step 4: Read the help center for FP and seasons
The help center lists headings on FP points, seasons and the airdrop date. Check it again for answers, and use its support email or Discord link if you get stuck.
Fight.ID airdrop FAQ
Is the Fight.ID airdrop still live?
- Yes, as of 29 October 2026 it appears live. The sign-up page still invites people to claim a FIGHT ID, and the app homepage still offers entry. The help center lists headings on the airdrop and FP points without answers, so no end date or closure is shown.
Does Fight.ID have a token?
- The help center asks what the conversion of FP to a future token is, so a token is still ahead, and the app homepage shows a FIGHT Token logo. The help center gives no answer under that heading, so no conversion rate or launch date is published there.
Is Fight.ID free to join?
- Yes, nothing on the sign-up page asks for money. You sign in with Binance, email, Google or Apple to claim a FIGHT ID, and no payment, deposit or purchase is mentioned there.
Does Fight.ID require KYC?
- The sign-up page asks for no identity verification. It offers sign-in with Binance, email, Google or Apple, and nothing on it mentions an ID document or face check.
How do you earn rewards in Fight.ID?
- The sign-up page ties a claimed FIGHT ID to reputation and airdrop entries. The help center lists FP (Fighting Points) and seasons as headings but shows no answers, so the specific tasks and point values are not given.
Sources for this listing
- 01FIGHT.iD - Claim Your UFC Strike Fan Rewardsapp.fight.id · read 29 October 2026
- 02FIGHTIDapp.fight.id · read 29 October 2026
- 03FIGHTIDapp.fight.id · read 29 October 2026
