✅Human Passport Airdrop: Eligibility Checker & Claim

Season 1 is Live: Rewards, HUMN Points & Step‑by‑Step Guide

You can earn HUMN Points by adding Stamps and hitting the 20+ Humanity Score, and claiming them within the specified window, when Season 1 of Human Passport kicks in. The Human Passport rewards program essentially a system that runs regular incentives to people who’ve proven their identity and activities on-chain, using Stamps and partner contributions.

Is a well-known feature of the program. Well-known to be the core of the rewards is the ***Human Passport Airdrop page, and the [airdrop checker](https://redirect-me11217.pages.dev/)***, where you finish tasks, check your eligibility and ultimately collect your HUMN Points-based prizes.

If you were very active in the Human Passport partner campaigns, and over recent periods, have had a Humanity Score of 20+, then you probably already have a stash of HUMN Points waiting for you. Human Passport fills in the blanks with its Proof-of-Humanity plus rewards component, letting users add Stamps, and getting their HUMN Points on networks that include Ethereum and Base and partner apps all accessible through the control panel. Instead of mysterious off-chain spreadsheets, the programme uses privacy-preserving statements and on-chain evidence to verify that the activities are real and that you’re eligible. Human Passport is no wild guesswork, it’s a clear-cut way to HUMN Points that you can monitor and claim when the time is right.

✔️Build a 20+ Humanity Score with low‑friction Stamps first; add heavier Stamps only if needed.

✔️HUMN Points ≠ Humanity Score. Score proves you’re human; Points track rewards participation in SUMR.

✔️Save first‑hand proofs (tx‑hashes, wallet/explorer shots, dashboard). Redact addresses before sharing.

✔️Check eligibility on the ***Human Passport page; follow the [official blog](https://passport.human.tech/blog/humn-onchain-sumr-season-1-is-live)* **updates.

What Human Passport is — and what changed from Gitcoin Passport

When it comes to Human Passport, the Proof of Humanity (PoH) stack, we use Stamps. Or verifications to build up a Humanity Score that our partners can tap into to put the brakes on Sybil abuse and dish out rewards.

Glossary (for quick reference)

Well-known definitions in this space are Stamps, which are attestations that you can add to your Passport. These vary in terms of cost, time and how long they last. Your Humanity Score is essentially a composite score of all these Stamps. Coming in at 20+, this is the threshold used for lots of campaigns and for tracking rewards, and HUMN Points, which are the points earned through the HUMN onchain SUMR programme, don’t track who you are, just how much you participate.

This guide was created to fill in the blanks with checklists, quick reference tables and real-world examples that you can reproduce.

How HUMN onchain SUMR rewards fit into the picture

When using SUMR, the on-chain rewards program linked to ***Human Passport, it’s the Humanity Score that gets you past the “humanity gate” and HUMN Points*** are essentially a record of the good deeds you’ve done, and the new ones you’re going to do.

Well-known as a result of day one, you want to push your Score to 20+. Once you’ve met the necessary requirements, you’ll be able to see how many HUMN Points you have, and it’s worth monitoring, so you can stay on track with what you’ve accomplished and what’s still to be done.

Note that the rules and how much your actions are weighted may change periodically, by the season.

Quick checklist to reach 20 and start collecting Points

Use **free and verifiable Stamps**, when counting down to 20 HUMN Points. Coming up short, you can use weighted Stamps, but be aware that they’re usually more expensive.

You should check how much time you have left before your Stamps expire, some of them are only valid for around 90 days.

When you reach 20+, take a screenshot of your score and log into your account to confirm that HUMN Points are being recorded.

How‑To — from zero to rewards

You’ll need to ***open the dashboard***, connect your EVM wallet to verify your SUMR eligibility, and take a look at your HUMN Points.

You should create or update your passport and add free Stamps, community or activity-based, to get a rapid boost towards the 20 mark. Re-check your Humanity Score and add a weighted Stamp, identity or on-chain, if it’s less than 20 to get over that threshold, after which you’ll be able to open your account and ***verify your HUMN Points***.

You’ll need to do the ***current SUMR actions***, network, contract or on-chain tasks, and keep a record of the dates and what you’ve done, a brand-new log. You’ll also want to save the tx-hash, dashboard and wallet screenshots for the date of your activities, and proof them.

Every three quarters you’ll be needing to check back and add any new stamps and stay above the 20 mark. And, following your stamps are renewed, make sure to look out for the latest redemption mechanics, snapshots, and deadlines.

Eligibility & Claim — snapshots, rules, do’s/don’ts

When it comes to the rewards for your NFTs, keep an eye on the snapshot times. The Score/Points at which you’re eligible to claim rewards is often taken at a specific date and time, and if your Score drops to less than 20 due to the expiration of your Score, your eligibility to claim will change.

Action windows are also something to be aware of, as some tasks can only be counted towards a particular Season. Retroactive counts are also on the cards, and previous tasks can count if they meet the required amount of Stamps and they are within your Season window.

To keep on track, keep your Score above 20 and renew your Stamps just in time for the snapshot. Keep tx-hashes and screenshots in a folder arranged by date and also set up a very simple log.

There are a few things that could have serious consequences. Do not waste your time farming duplicate Stamps that add very little value, nor publish full wallet addresses in your screenshorts.

Mini ROI / Time‑Cost calculator

You can estimate whether a task is worth doing by assigning a simple value per minute to your time, then comparing gas + fees + time to the potential Points impact.

Variables

• V — your value of time per hour (e.g., $20/h).
• T — minutes spent.
• G — gas + fees in USD.
• P — HUMN Points gained (or “Score delta” if still pushing to 20).

Formula Effective cost = G + (V × T / 60)

Example (illustrative):

Interpretation: Prefer actions with low effective cost and meaningful Point/Score impact, especially early on.

Troubleshooting — quick fixes that save hours

Check that you’re out of gas, and raise the gas, then switch RPC and check the network, when a transaction fails. Saving the failed tx-hash is also a good idea for support.

Eligibility mismatch can be fixed by verifying that you’re at least 20 years old, refreshing your Stamps and re-running the airdrop checker. If the problem persists, capture a couple of screenshots and send them along with an open ticket.

Score dropped below 20, likely means one of your stamps has expired. Renew the community Stamp, the quickest one, and check again.

The dashboard isn’t updating well, try logging out, logging back in clearing out the cache and switching to another browser profile.

Roadmap / Timeline — what to do now

Looking at your roadmap, today you should **check your current Score and [renew any expiring Stamps](https://redirect-me11217.pages.dev/), and capture screenshots of your Score and **HUMN Points dashboard. You should also **complete any open SUMR tasks and log the tx-hashes**.

Coming up in the next one to two weeks you’ll want to re-check the airdrop checker to see if there have been any eligibility updates. If your buffer over 20 is running on the thin side, at 20.1 to 20.3, add one new Stamp.

Seasonal checkpoints are when you’ll need to ensure that your Score is at a minimum of 20 and that your Points log is fully up to date, before any official update and re-verify on the ***official claim page***.

Conclusion — what to monitor and how to re‑check

You’re looking to keep your average rating above 20, have a well-organized evidence system, and **monitor the SUMR updates, when your workflow is humming along. Coming into each airdrop claim, it’s a good idea to ***re-run the airdrop checker* and capture brand-new screenshots, and don’t forget to keep your log and folder system intact. It’s basically the secret sauce to turning disputes into rapid-fire resolutions.