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SIFT / TERMS

Using the checker.

These terms explain what Sift does and what to keep in mind when you use an eligibility result.

Last updated October 6, 2026

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What Sift provides

Sift reads public Solana data to check an entered domain or wallet against the WL requirements shown in the app. It is an informational verification tool, not a wallet, exchange, staking service, or promise of a reward, allocation, or acceptance into any third-party program.

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Use an identity you are allowed to check

You may check an identity by entering its domain or public wallet address. Use the service lawfully and do not attempt to disrupt it, bypass its security, or use it to misrepresent someone else’s eligibility.

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Results and data sources

Results depend on public blockchain records, domain resolution, and external data providers. A provider can be delayed or unavailable; in that case a requirement may be reported as unverified. History counts may remain provisional until the full scan finishes. Do not treat unavailable or incomplete values as zero or as a final decision.

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Eligibility and submissions

A check is a preview. Submitting requires a fresh server-side verification, and only an approved submission is saved as a snapshot. The snapshot records the rule version and thresholds used at that time. It documents Sift’s result under those rules; it does not bind a separate WL organizer or guarantee an external outcome.

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Availability and changes

Sift may change, pause, or discontinue the checker or its requirements. The service is provided as available; it may be interrupted by network, provider, or maintenance issues. Keep your own records if you need a copy of a result.

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Contact

No support or legal contact address is currently configured on the site. Do not rely on this checker for financial, legal, or other high-stakes decisions.