Airdrop guide · OpenZK Network
OpenZK OZK airdrop step by step tutorial
The OpenZK Airdrop Points program rewards activity on OpenZK, a zero-knowledge Layer 2 network. The program is live on 1 November 2026, and the portal's Airdrop page lists open missions for bridging, following OpenZK on X and joining its Telegram, plus balance tiers and a referral leaderboard. Taking part means connecting a wallet, completing missions and keeping bridged assets staked so a weekly multiplier grows.
Live · checked 1 November 2026
As of 1 November 2026, the Airdrop page on the OpenZK portal lists an Airdrop Points program with open missions and a referral leaderboard, and the main site's navigation still links to it. Some higher balance tiers are marked coming soon.
Earn OpenZK Airdrop Points by bridging ETH or stablecoins, following on X and joining Telegram, then invite friends for a share of their points.
What is OpenZK?
OpenZK is a Layer 2 network built on zero-knowledge rollup technology and compatible with Ethereum. Its documentation presents it as a way to reduce Ethereum's cost and scaling limits, and names DeFi, Real World Assets, NFTs and trading apps among the uses it suits best.
The distinctive part, in the project's own description, is that staking is built into the network. ETH bridged to OpenZK is staked and restaked on Ethereum, and the holder receives a liquid token, ozETH, for that position. Supported stablecoins that are bridged in produce a matching token, ozUSD.
Batches of transactions are proven with zk-SNARKs before they settle on Ethereum. OZK is described as the protocol token of the network, with utility and governance roles, and the roadmap lists a move to governance in which OZK stakers vote on network upgrades.
How OpenZK works
A user bridges ETH to OpenZK, and from that moment the ETH is staked and restaked on Ethereum, with rewards accruing and an ozETH token issued for the position. Bridged stablecoins such as USDT, USDC or DAI are placed in non-custodial savings mechanisms on Ethereum, and the user receives ozUSD for that position.
The campaign pays Airdrop Points. The portal's Airdrop page shows an ETH multiplier and a stablecoin multiplier, and each week the assets remain bridged and staked adds 0.5x to the multiplier. Missions cover bridging, following OpenZK on X, joining its Telegram, a first bridge, and balance tiers for ozETH and ozUSD. Some of the higher tiers are marked coming soon.
Referrals are part of the scheme: a referrer earns a 15% share of the points their invitees collect, and a leaderboard lists those invitees.
The Airdrop page gives no snapshot date, end date or rate for turning points into OZK. The documentation says OZK is anticipated to be usable for gas fees in the future.
The OZK airdrop
The campaign pays Airdrop Points, which accrue from missions and from ETH or stablecoins that you bridge into OpenZK and keep staked. Following OpenZK on X, joining its Telegram and making a first bridge are missions, balance tiers add more, and a weekly multiplier grows while assets stay staked. Referrers receive 15% of their invitees' points. The Airdrop page gives no conversion rate to OZK.
Step by step: how to get the OZK 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: Connect a wallet on the Airdrop page
Go to the OpenZK Airdrop page, then link a wallet to view your Airdrop Points, multipliers and missions.
Step 2: Follow OpenZK on X and join its Telegram
Complete the social missions by following OpenZK on X and joining the OpenZK Telegram.
Step 3: Bridge ETH or stablecoins
Use the OpenZK bridge to move ETH or supported stablecoins to the network. A first bridge is its own mission, and the balance tiers count ozETH and ozUSD held.
Step 4: Keep your assets bridged and staked
The multiplier on the Airdrop page keeps growing each week your ETH or stablecoin stays in place, so check the page again later.
Step 5: Invite friends with your referral code
Get a code from the Invites section of the Airdrop page. As a referrer, you earn a 15% share of the points your invitees collect.
OpenZK airdrop FAQ
Is the OpenZK airdrop still live?
- Yes, as of 1 November 2026 the OpenZK Airdrop Points program is live. The portal's Airdrop page shows open missions for bridging, following on X and joining Telegram, along with a referral leaderboard, and the main site still links to it. Some higher tiers are marked coming soon.
Does OpenZK have a token?
- OpenZK's site and documentation name OZK as the protocol token of the network, with utility and governance roles. The documentation says OZK is anticipated to pay gas fees in the future. The Airdrop page currently pays Airdrop Points and gives no rate for converting them to OZK.
How much does the OpenZK airdrop cost?
- Taking part involves bridging ETH or supported stablecoins to OpenZK, so you deposit assets and they are staked on your behalf. Following on X and joining Telegram are separate missions. The Airdrop page does not list a participation fee.
Does the OpenZK airdrop require KYC?
- No identity verification step appears on the OpenZK Airdrop page. Missions and a wallet connection are what it requests, and the portal's menu offers WalletConnect for connecting. Nothing on the page mentions an ID document or face check.
How do you earn more OpenZK Airdrop Points?
- You earn more by completing missions, holding ozETH or ozUSD balances at the listed tiers, and keeping assets bridged and staked, since the multiplier rises 0.5x per week. Inviting friends also pays: the page says referrers receive 15% of their invitees' Airdrop Points.
Sources for this listing
- 01OpenZKopenzk.net · read 1 November 2026
- 02OpenZKportal.openzk.net · read 1 November 2026
- 03About the OpenZK Network: OpenZK Network Documentationdocs.openzk.net · read 1 November 2026
