Overview
Airdrop Overview
| Metric | Current Status |
|---|---|
| Airdrop status | Confirmed |
| Token Generation Event | December 1, 2025 |
| Token | $RLS |
| Original campaign | Closed |
| Fuul campaign | Closed |
| Proof of Humanity | Closed |
| Initial participating addresses | 700,000+ |
| PoH-completed addresses | 150,000+ |
| Final eligible recipients | 100,000+ |
| Allocation model | Quadratic / points-weighted |
| Power User multiplier | 2× |
| Champion multiplier | 3× |
| Total RLS supply | 10 billion |
| Public Chain mainnet | Live since April 30, 2026 |
| Public Chain gas token | USDr |
| RLS utility | Staking, rewards, governance |
| Claim fee | No project claim fee; network gas may apply |
| Original PoH cost | $1 NFT mint |
| Claim deadline | No verified public expiry date found |
| Current farming opportunity | Closed |
If you did not complete both the Fuul campaign and the Authena Proof of Humanity check before November 26, 2025, you are not eligible and nothing on this page will change that. Skip to active airdrops you can still farm instead of connecting your wallet to any "Rayls late registration" page — those do not exist.
Project Fundamentals
Rayls is a Layer-1 built for banks and financial institutions, positioned as a bridge between traditional finance and DeFi around three pillars: privacy, compliance, and scalability. It targets institutional asset tokenization, transaction processing, and onchain liquidity access under regulatory-grade data handling. $RLS is the native utility and governance token, used for network participation, staking, and reward distribution across the institutional and community layers.
What the funding actually tells you: $35M from ParaFi Capital and Framework Ventures is a mid-size institutional round, not a mega-round. Both funds are DeFi-native rather than TradFi-native, which is worth noting for a project whose thesis is selling to banks. Two practical implications: the round is large enough that the team is not dependent on token sale proceeds to survive the next cycle, and it is small enough that the community allocation is unlikely to be generous by 2021-era standards. Token supply, community allocation percentage, and vesting schedule: not disclosed by the team. Without those three numbers, any specific dollar figure you see quoted for this airdrop is someone's guess.
How to Claim, Step by Step (Mobile Flow)
Done on a phone, because most farmers minted the personhood NFT on mobile and that is where the eligible wallet lives.
Step 1 — Open the official claim portal in your wallet's built-in browser, not Safari or Chrome.
Using the in-app browser avoids the WalletConnect handshake entirely, which is where most mobile claim failures happen. Reach the portal only through the link pinned on Rayls' official X account or docs — type nothing by hand.

Step 2 — Confirm the domain character by character before connecting.
TGE day is peak season for lookalike domains. Compare against the pinned official link, then check the padlock.
Step 3 — Connect the exact wallet that holds the personhood NFT.
Rewards are tied to the address that completed Proof of Humanity, not to your social accounts. If you farmed on one wallet and hold funds on another, connect the farming wallet.

Step 4 — Read the eligibility panel and record your point total.
The panel shows base points plus any multiplier tier. Screenshot this before claiming — it is your only evidence if the claim fails and you need support.
Step 5 — Check the network the portal asks you to switch to, then approve deliberately.
Read the approval amount in the signature screen. Authorize the exact claim amount and nothing more. If the request is an unlimited allowance, or a setApprovalForAll, or a bare signature with unreadable data, reject it and re-verify the domain.
Step 6 — Submit the claim and wait for finality, not just for the "success" toast.
On a young L1, the front end can show success before the transaction is final. Confirm the balance in your wallet, then in the block explorer.
Troubleshooting: If your claim fails, raise gas slightly and resubmit rather than repeating the approval — a duplicate approval is a wasted fee and an extra allowance to revoke. After a successful claim, revoke the allowance at a revoke tool if any residual approval remains.
Cost and Expected Value: Our Own Estimate
This section is our arithmetic on public inputs, not project guidance. Every assumption is labeled so you can substitute your own.
| Item | Amount | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Personhood NFT mint (past) | $1.00 | Official requirement |
| Base gas for that mint | $0.03 | Typical Base range at the time |
| Claim transaction gas | $1.45 | Recorded on 2026-06-15 at 14:30 UTC on Rayls Network |
| Failed/repeat transactions | $0.00 | Clean single-pass execution |
| Total out-of-pocket | $2.48 | Mint + Claim gas |
| Time invested in the campaign | ~12 hours | Fuul tasks + Authena social linking + claim |
Order-of-magnitude judgment on allocation: Three numbers decide the answer and none are public: total supply, airdrop share, and launch valuation. So the honest output is a band, not a figure. The arithmetic: average claim = (airdrop % × FDV) ÷ 150,000 eligible addresses. At a $50M airdrop-value assumption, that is roughly $333 per address on average.
The part most write-ups miss: the average will overstate what a typical farmer gets. The distribution squares each user's points before allocating. Squaring is not a flattener — it is an amplifier. A wallet with 10× another wallet's points receives roughly 100× the allocation, before the 2x Power User and 3x Champion multipliers stack on top. So the median claim sits well below the mean, and the gap widens the more top-heavy the points table was. Concretely, if you finished under 1,000 points and got no multiplier, model yourself at a fraction of the average, not at the average.
Our read: the mandatory $1 filter removing ~75% of applicants is a genuinely good sign — 150,000 real addresses is a much better denominator than 700,000 mixed ones. But a $35M raise, an institutional B2B thesis with no disclosed community allocation, and a squared-points curve together point to a modest per-wallet outcome for median farmers, with a long right tail for the heaviest ones. Anyone quoting you a specific dollar figure right now is guessing.
Risk
Confirmed, but not risk-free.
- Phishing is the dominant risk today, not the project. TGE day claim portals are the single most impersonated surface in crypto. The failure mode that costs people money here is a malicious approval on a clone site, not a Rayls contract bug.
- Cross-chain and finality risk. Rayls runs its own chain and bridges institutional TradFi to DeFi. Claim-time smart contract exposure and finality lag on a young network are real.
- Concentrated privacy exposure. Proof of Humanity required linking multiple Web3 and real-world profiles — X, Discord, Telegram, GitHub, Uber, ENS — to a third-party app (Authena). That is an unusually broad identity graph tied to one wallet, held by a vendor, and it is not something you can unwind after the fact. Treat this wallet as de-anonymized going forward.
- Pay-to-participate. Participation required a $1 payment. The amount is trivial and the anti-bot rationale is sound, but note the pattern: it is a paid airdrop, and the $1 is not refundable per anything the team has published.
- No published claim deadline. Unclaimed allocations expiring is common. Absence of a stated window is itself a reason to claim promptly.
- Unknown unlock terms. Vesting, cliffs, and whether claimed tokens are immediately transferable: not disclosed.
Invite Codes and Referral Links
There is no active Rayls invite code or referral link. The Fuul campaign that carried referrals closed on November 26, 2025, and the claim portal does not use codes. If you are being offered a "Rayls invite code," a "late registration link," or a paid code on X or Telegram, it is a scam — the most common variant is a fake portal that harvests a token approval.
Genuine referral value has moved to campaigns still open. Check out our Active Campaigns Hub to explore currently farmable projects like LayerEdge with verified deadlines.
FAQ
Q: Is the Rayls airdrop confirmed?
A: Yes. The Token Generation Event is live and the claim portal is open to wallets that completed the Fuul campaign and Proof of Humanity verification.
Q: Is there a deadline to claim $RLS?
A: The team has not published one. Because unclaimed airdrop allocations commonly expire, claim as soon as your eligibility shows rather than waiting.
Q: How many wallets are eligible?
A: Just over 150,000, from roughly 700,000 applicants. The $1 personhood NFT requirement removed about 75% of entrants, mostly automated ones.
Q: Can I still join the loyalty program?
A: No. Both the Loyalty Program and the Humanity Verification portal closed on November 26, 2025. There is no late entry, and no legitimate link offers one.
Q: Why does the portal say I'm not eligible when I did the tasks?
A: The most common cause is connecting a different wallet than the one holding the personhood NFT. Eligibility is address-bound, not account-bound. Reconnect with the wallet you used for the Base mint.
Q: Do I have to pay anything to claim?
A: No — gas only. Every request for a claim fee is fraudulent.
Q: Can I claim on mobile?
A: Yes. Use your wallet's in-app browser rather than a mobile browser plus WalletConnect; it is materially more reliable.
Q: Where will $RLS trade?
A: Exchange listings and market timing: not disclosed by the team at time of writing.

