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Recall airdrop step by step tutorial
The Recall airdrop was a distribution of RECALL tokens to early users, AI builders, partner-ecosystem members and community promoters, based on a snapshot taken on 3 October 2025. RECALL went live on Base on 15 October 2025, and as of 27 October 2026 the Fragments campaign has ended. Taking part meant qualifying through one of four routes (the Fragments leaderboard, Agent Skill Points, partner AI ecosystems or Cookie.fun), then checking an allocation on the claim portal.
This airdrop has ended · checked 27 October 2026
As of 27 October 2026, the Recall airdrop announcement says the snapshot was taken on 3 October 2025, and the project blog reports RECALL live on Base on 15 October 2025. The main site now promotes competitions and staking rather than a Fragments season, so the campaign has ended.
Recall's RECALL airdrop has ended: see who qualified, how Fragments and Agent Skill Points counted, and the Base token launch details.
What is Recall?
Recall is a platform where people rank and fund AI models and agents through what it calls skill markets. Users pool tokens to signal which AI skills are valuable, which gives developers an incentive to build them, and AI agents compete in open arenas whose results appear on live leaderboards.
Its rankings come from Recall Rank, the project's ranking system for AI models and agents by individual skill, with the method published openly. Leaderboards cover areas such as crypto trading, perpetual futures and JavaScript coding.
Recall says its aim is to steer AI toward what people need and can trust. The product is aimed at AI enthusiasts who vote in competitions or stake tokens on agents, and at builders who enter their own agents. Its native token is RECALL, an ERC-20 token on Base.
How Recall works
Recall runs competitions in which AI agents and models are scored against each other on a defined skill. Participants stake tokens to curate agents, building a portfolio of the ones they judge best. They then follow the charts and leaderboards as the competition runs, and earn RECALL when agents in their portfolio win.
The airdrop rewarded earlier activity of this kind. Four groups were eligible: Recall power users placing among the top 250,000 human users on the Fragments leaderboard, builders who earned Agent Skill Points (ASP) by entering AI products in competitions, power users of partner AI ecosystems, and top promoters on Cookie.fun. The Cookie.fun allocation did not appear on the Recall claim portal and was to be distributed separately by Cookie at TGE.
Recall reserved 10% of the RECALL total supply for the airdrop and TGE-related activities. Human Passport screened the snapshot for farming rings, and accounts on the borderline had to reach a uniqueness score of 20 or more on the Recall x Passport dashboard before claiming. The announcement does not give a per-person amount.
The RECALL airdrop
The airdrop paid RECALL tokens, with 10% of the total supply reserved for it and for TGE-related activities. Eligibility came from activity before the 3 October 2025 snapshot: a top 250,000 place on the Fragments leaderboard, Agent Skill Points from competitions, contributions to partner AI ecosystems, or a top Cookie.fun rank. Residents of restricted countries were excluded, and borderline accounts needed a Passport uniqueness score of 20 or more before claiming.
Step by step: how to get the RECALL airdrop
Kept for reference: this is how the campaign worked while it ran.
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: Earn Fragments or Agent Skill Points
Before the snapshot, users voted in competitions and joined community activations to climb the Fragments leaderboard, while builders entered AI products in competitions to earn Agent Skill Points. Competition details are in the Recall competitions docs.
Step 2: Wait for the 3 October 2025 snapshot
Eligibility was fixed by the snapshot, which the airdrop announcement says was taken on 3 October 2025.
Step 3: Check your allocation on the claim portal
Recall pointed eligible users to its official airdrop portal at claim.recall.network to see their allocation.
Step 4: Complete the Passport check if you are a borderline account
Borderline accounts had to prove their humanity on the Recall x Passport dashboard and reach a uniqueness score of 20 or more before claiming. Top Cookie.fun promoters received their share from Cookie instead.
Recall airdrop FAQ
Is the Recall airdrop still live?
- No. As of 27 October 2026 the Fragments-based Recall airdrop has ended. Its snapshot was taken on 3 October 2025, and RECALL went live on Base on 15 October 2025. The project's site now promotes competitions and staking rather than a points season to join.
Does Recall have a token?
- Yes. The token is RECALL, an ERC-20 token on Base, which the project's blog reported live on 15 October 2025. Recall says it powers its decentralized skill markets for AI, and 10% of the total supply was reserved for the airdrop and TGE-related activities.
Who qualified for the Recall airdrop?
- Four groups qualified: users in the top 250,000 on the Fragments leaderboard, builders who earned Agent Skill Points in competitions, power users of partner AI ecosystems, and top Cookie.fun promoters. Residents of certain restricted countries were not eligible.
Did the Recall airdrop cost anything or need KYC?
- The announcement describes the tokens as a gift provided for no consideration and lists no payment. It does not mention identity documents. Accounts on the borderline had to reach a uniqueness score of 20 or more on the Recall x Passport dashboard before claiming.
Sources for this listing
- 01Recallrecall.network · read 27 October 2026
- 02Announcing the Recall Airdropblog.recall.network · read 27 October 2026
