Read-only · no wallet connection · no signatures

Northline Unclaimed › Drift recovery: check your Solana wallet for open DFX and asset claims

Drift recovery: check your Solana wallet for open DFX and asset claims

After the April 1, 2026 incident, Drift issued DFX recovery tokens (1 DFX for every 1 USDT of verified loss) and set up separate recovery distributions in USDC, SOL, JUP, DRIFT and other assets.

Paste your Solana address and we read Drift's own claim API to see what is still claimable. DFX claims close at 00:00 UTC on Jan 1, 2028 and unclaimed DFX is burned. The other asset distributions start clawback on Jul 1, 2027.

DFX deadlineJan 1, 2028 00:00 UTC (then burned)
Asset distributionsClawback from Jul 1, 2027 00:00 UTC
Official claim sitedfx.drift.trade

Official source: Drift's official claim page. We also check every other source below in the same lookup.

Paste a public wallet address. We check official project data for airdrops, reward distributions, refunds and forgotten balances it can still claim, and tell you for free how many there are and roughly what they're worth. The full report (which ones, amounts, deadlines and official claim links) is 0.75 USDC on Base. If there's nothing to claim, we say so and you pay nothing.

⚠ Claim scams are everywhere. Read this first. We will never ask you to connect a wallet, sign anything or share keys. The only thing we ever ask for is the optional report fee, sent by you as a normal USDC transfer.

What we check

Every source is read straight from the project's own published Merkle data, official API or the contract itself. Full list with contracts and how each was verified: sources.json. Dust under $0.50 is shown but not counted.

Program checkers

Building an agent? Free: GET /v1/summary?address= · Paid via x402 (USDC on Base): GET /v1/report?address= · llms.txt. Also see Northline ChainKit: pay-per-call onchain checks (address preflight, payment verification, tx explain) for agents.

Not affiliated with any listed project. We never claim on anyone's behalf. USD values are estimates from public price feeds. Not financial advice.