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infiniFi airdrop step by step tutorial
The InfiniFi Points Program is a live campaign where depositors earn points for minting, staking, locking and holding iUSD, the receipt token of the infiniFi protocol. As of 2 November 2026, the app's Points page shows Chapter 1 as active, running from 1 November to 1 December 2026. Earning requires a wallet connection and a stablecoin deposit, either in infiniFi itself or in one of the partner markets listed there.
Live · checked 2 November 2026
As of 2 November 2026, the infiniFi app's Points page shows Chapter 1 as active, running from 1 November to 1 December 2026, and the docs hub links a Points Program page.
Earn infiniFi points by minting, staking or locking iUSD during Chapter 1, open until 1 December 2026, by connecting a wallet on the Points page.
What is infiniFi?
InfiniFi is an on-chain protocol that applies fractional reserve banking principles to stablecoin yield. Its docs describe it as built to amplify returns on existing DeFi platforms such as Pendle, Ethena and AAVE while keeping liquidity available. The homepage frames it as what a bank would look like if it were built entirely on-chain from first principles, aimed at individual DeFi depositors who cannot reach the higher yields of CeFi and TradFi.
Depositors choose how liquid they want to be. USDC deposited into the system returns iUSD as a receipt, staking iUSD gives siUSD that converts back instantly, and locking iUSD gives a locked position token, liUSD, with a duration attached. Locked users earn more than liquid ones, and the yield is shared across all depositors.
How infiniFi works
Depositing stablecoins mints iUSD, and infiniFi allocates capital across strategies to generate yield that is shared among all depositors. Staking iUSD keeps funds withdrawable at any time and draws on liquid yield strategies. Locking iUSD trades a slower exit for higher yield, backed by longer-term positions.
The points campaign sits on top of this. The app's Points page splits the program into five chapters: Chapter 1 is active from 1 November 2026 (16:00 UTC) to 1 December 2026 (15:59 UTC), and Chapters 2 to 5 are shown as locked. Each task carries a multiplier. Minting and holding iUSD is listed at 15x, while minting and staking iUSD, and minting and locking it, are listed at 7.5x each.
Other tasks run on partner protocols, such as lending or borrowing USDC on Tenor's siUSD markets or supplying USDC to the infiniFi vault on Morpho. The Points page says points unlock exclusive rewards and benefits but does not say what they are, and no snapshot or claim date is listed on it.
The infiniFi Points airdrop
The campaign pays points. They accrue from on-chain activity: minting and holding iUSD (15x), minting and staking or locking it (7.5x), or using partner markets that the Points page lists, such as Tenor and Morpho. Chapter 1 runs from 1 November to 1 December 2026. The page says points unlock exclusive rewards and benefits, and does not say what those are.
Step by step: how to get the infiniFi Points 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 Points page
Go to the infiniFi Points page and check that Chapter 1 is shown as active.
Step 2: Connect a wallet
Press Connect Wallet on the Points page so your activity can be counted toward points.
Step 3: Deposit stablecoins to mint iUSD
Follow the deposit guide to deposit USDC and receive iUSD, or use the infiniFi app directly.
Step 4: Hold, stake or lock your iUSD
Minting and holding iUSD is listed at 15x. Minting and staking it, or minting and locking it, is listed at 7.5x. Locking means a slower exit.
Step 5: Check the partner tasks
The Points page also lists tasks on partner protocols, such as supplying USDC to the infiniFi vault on Morpho. Read each row's task and multiplier before acting.
Step 6: Follow the chapter dates
Chapter 1 ends on 1 December 2026 at 15:59 UTC. The Points Program docs explain how points are earned.
infiniFi airdrop FAQ
Is the infiniFi airdrop still live?
- Yes. As of 2 November 2026, the infiniFi Points page shows Chapter 1 as active, running from 1 November 2026 (16:00 UTC) to 1 December 2026 (15:59 UTC), with Chapters 2 to 5 shown as locked. The campaign pays points, and the page lists open tasks such as minting and holding iUSD at 15x.
How do you earn InfiniFi points?
- Complete the tasks on the Points page. Minting and holding iUSD is listed at 15x, while minting and staking iUSD or minting and locking it are listed at 7.5x. The page also lists partner-protocol tasks, such as supplying USDC to the infiniFi vault on Morpho, and mentions voting, staking and referrals.
What does it cost to join the InfiniFi Points Program?
- Joining means depositing stablecoins. iUSD is obtained by depositing USDC, and the main listed tasks involve holding, staking or locking it. Connecting a wallet is the only sign-up step the Points page shows. Deposited funds sit in the protocol's strategies, and the docs publish risk disclosures.
Does the InfiniFi Points Program need KYC?
- No identity check appears on the Points page. Starting to earn points only calls for a wallet connection, and no document upload or face check is shown. The listed tasks are on-chain actions such as minting, staking and locking iUSD or using partner protocols.
What is iUSD in InfiniFi?
- iUSD is the receipt token you get by depositing USDC into infiniFi. It does not pay interest on its own, but it can be redeemed or locked for amplified returns, and staking it gives siUSD, which converts back to iUSD instantly.
Sources for this listing
- 01infiniFi - Higher Yields. No Leverage.infinifi.xyz · read 2 November 2026
- 02infiniFi Docs Hub - infiniFi Documentationdocs.infinifi.xyz · read 2 November 2026
- 03infiniFi: Pointsapp.infinifi.xyz · read 2 November 2026
