Product feature
Track multi-wallet airdrop work without losing the wallet context
The difficult part of a multi-wallet routine is rarely remembering the project name. It is knowing which address completed which action, which transaction is still pending, and where the official task link was saved. A single campaign-level checkbox cannot answer those questions.
AirdropMatrix provides a separate matrix column for each wallet. The default free configuration supports up to 5 wallets, while account administrators can adjust limits for their deployment. The product stores public addresses for organization; it does not connect to wallets or gain signing authority.
Use labels that remain understandable later
Give each address a meaningful label based on its purpose, not a vague sequence you will forget. A label such as Research Wallet or Base Test Wallet is easier to audit than Wallet 4. Keep any sensitive identity mapping outside task notes and never store a seed phrase or private key.
Profiles let you group wallet and social-account context without merging their completion states. This makes it easier to review an operational setup while keeping every public address explicit.
- Keep a stable label for each public address.
- Separate wallets by purpose and risk level.
- Record status per task-wallet intersection.
- Archive inactive records instead of reusing identities.
Review exceptions instead of scanning every cell
Use Pending for an action that has started but is not confirmed and Failed for an action that needs investigation. Filtering and visibility controls reduce the matrix to the rows and wallets relevant to the current session.
This approach helps prevent a common spreadsheet mistake: copying a completed value across the wrong wallet column. The status is still entered by you, so it remains important to confirm the address and transaction before updating the tracker.
Privacy boundaries are part of the workflow
Public wallet addresses are public blockchain identifiers, but the way you group and label them can still reveal operational information. Only add addresses you need for the workflow, use neutral labels when appropriate, and remove or archive records you no longer need.
AirdropMatrix uses account authentication and row-level security to restrict stored records to their owner. It cannot protect you from a malicious campaign link, unsafe token approval, compromised browser, or a seed phrase entered on another website.
Pair the tracker with independent verification
Before performing any action, confirm the domain through official project documentation or verified channels. After performing it, use the relevant block explorer when on-chain confirmation matters. The task tracker records your workflow but is not an eligibility checker or security scanner.
The daily checklist guide provides a safer review sequence, while the product task-tracker page explains how recurring statuses fit into the broader project matrix.
Organize your own workflow
Create projects, add public wallet addresses, define tasks, and record completion in one matrix. AirdropMatrix does not promise rewards or determine eligibility.
Create a free accountAirdropMatrix is an organizational tool, not an airdrop directory, eligibility checker, wallet, exchange, or financial adviser. Always verify project links independently and never share a seed phrase or private key.