Nullmask airdrop guide

Is there a Nullmask airdrop?

Yes, in the form of a points payout. Nullmask's Points Season One started on 19 October 2026, and its points page says: "MASK is paid on Solana. Link a Solana wallet to receive it." MASK is a token that already trades on Solana; its contract address is listed in nullmask.io's own site settings.

What Nullmask has not published is the size of the MASK pool, the rate at which points turn into MASK, or a payout date. The roadmap says only that points "support future community incentive programs", and the points page warns: "Points go to the wallet that signs the withdrawal. Totals are provisional." The Terms of Use also keep the token at arm's length: "Any token that uses the NullMask or MASK name is not part of the Services."

What Nullmask is

Nullmask is a privacy pool for EVM wallets. You add it to a wallet you already use, deposit ETH or a stablecoin into a shared pool, and then send, swap or withdraw to a new address without an outside observer linking the two. In its own words: "Nullmask appears in it as one more network, and every action is a normal transaction that your wallet signs."

It went live on Ethereum on 1 October 2026. The app's public analytics show Base added on 7 October, BNB Chain on 12 October and Robinhood Chain on 14 October; the docs still describe only Ethereum and Base. The same analytics page counts about $70 million in volume since launch.

It is private from outsiders, not from the company: "Nullmask protects your activity from outside observers, not from the operator." Deposits and withdrawals are screened against sanctions lists and risk scores, and the docs say plainly: "Nullmask is new software. Read the Terms of Use before you deposit, and do not deposit more than you can afford to lose."

How Nullmask points work

Season One runs for 90 days from 19 October 2026 at 14:00 UTC, which the points page shows as ending on 17 January 2027 at 14:00 UTC. Points come from three places:

• Withdrawals: 1 point for every $10 you withdraw to an address, counting only withdrawals of $100 or more. The way the money leaves multiplies it: Fast x1, Wave x1.2, Split wave x1.3, and the daily Big Wave at 18:00 UTC x1.5.
• Holding: "Keep funds in NullMask: 1 point a day for every $100 you hold, counted daily at 00:00 UTC."
• Referrals: "Invite friends with your link: you get 10% of their points on top, updated daily at 00:00 UTC. They keep all of theirs."

Activity from before the season counts extra: "Withdrawals before Oct 19, 2026 were early: ×2 on top." Withdrawals flagged by the AML check are marked not eligible. Deposits on their own earn nothing; only withdrawals and holding do.

Nullmask airdrop step-by-step guide

Points need real deposits. Read the costs and risks below before you start.

1. Open app.nullmask.io and connect a self-custody wallet. "You need a self-custody wallet such as MetaMask or Rabby, and some ETH for gas. A wallet controlled by a smart contract cannot hold a private balance."
2. Sign the message that creates your Nullmask keys ("It is free: no transaction and no gas."), add the Nullmask custom network when asked, and register your account. "Registration is a transaction from your wallet, and you pay its gas."
3. Deposit (shield) ETH or a stablecoin. The minimums are 0.01 ETH or 20 USDT or USDC. "Most deposits are credited within minutes. Some wait longer, up to 24 hours, and a few can take more".

   Warning "Do not deposit from an exchange or any other address you do not control." Refused deposits go back only to the sending address. The Terms say: "The software is new and has not been independently audited. You can lose all assets you deposit."

4. Withdraw at least $100 to a fresh address you control. Waves and split withdrawals earn more points than Fast, and the 18:00 UTC Big Wave earns the most. "The app does not let you withdraw to the wallet you are connected with, because that would link your deposit and your withdrawal."
5. If you want holding points, leave some funds in the pool.
6. Open the Points page and sign to see your total: "Sign once to show this wallet's points. It's free, sends nothing and lasts a day." Link a Solana wallet for the MASK payout. "You can link it any time before the payout. Points are kept without it."

Open Nullmask PointsOpens app.nullmask.io

Nullmask airdrop costs and fees

There is no free route: every point comes from money you put in. "Deposit fee: 0.5% of the amount." On the way out, "Both modes have the same fees: a 0.5% withdrawal fee plus a network fee." The network fee is set by Nullmask's servers, and the Terms say "it may be higher than the actual network gas. The difference is not refunded." You also pay your own gas to register and deposit. "Fees can change. The Terms of Use set the limits." Those limits: "Each fee is at most 1% of the amount."

Nullmask airdrop risks and eligibility

• Excluded places, as written in the Terms: "Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria; the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine; the United Arab Emirates", plus any country under comprehensive UN, US, EU or UK sanctions. The US is not on the list.
• "You must be at least 18 years old", and "You must not use a VPN, proxy or any other means to hide your location".
• There is no identity KYC, but every deposit is screened against "OFAC SDN, the Chainalysis sanctions oracle, EU and UK sanctions lists" and risk scores, and "Depositor addresses stay under ongoing AMLBot monitoring." Withdrawals can be refused too.
• Nullmask is centrally run: "NullMask is not a decentralised or community-governed protocol." The docs say: "They can be upgraded and paused, and fees can change." On pauses, the Terms add: "These Terms set no maximum length for a pause."
• No audit has been published: "An independent audit report will be published on this page when it is completed."
• The MASK payout has no published size, rate or date, and totals are provisional.
• Disputes: "Our liability to you is capped at USD 100, and disputes go to individual arbitration in London."
• Some exchanges question or refuse funds that come from privacy pools.

Who is behind Nullmask?

The Terms name only "the Operator" and give its legal details on request. A paid press release from 19 October 2026, distributed by FinanceWire, says "The protocol was founded by Tomas Krnak", and that his team previously built Zcash shielded support for Trezor. Nullmask's X profile says it is "By core $ZEC contributors". We found no funding round or named investors. The MASK token pays ZEC rewards to its holders, part of them to a dev wallet, and "$MASK burned is the share of the 1,000,000,000 initial supply burned."

Sources

1. Nullmask docs Nullmask
2. Getting started Nullmask docs
3. Networks Nullmask docs
4. Fees Nullmask docs
5. Deposit Nullmask docs
6. Withdraw Nullmask docs
7. Privacy Nullmask docs
8. Deposit checks Nullmask docs
9. Security Nullmask docs
10. Project roadmap Nullmask docs
11. Compliance Nullmask
12. Terms of Use Nullmask, 1 Oct 2026
13. Points Nullmask
14. Points program settings Nullmask API, 23 Oct 2026
15. Analytics Nullmask
16. Nullmask on X Nullmask on X
17. Nullmask passes $50 million in private volume and launches Points Season 1 FinanceWire press release, 19 Oct 2026

This guide explains how the program works. It isn't financial advice, and no airdrop is guaranteed. Check Nullmask's official channels before you connect a wallet or deposit funds.