Is there a TxFlow airdrop?
TxFlow points toward one without committing to it. The app's points FAQ says: "Points determine each user's proportional share of the token airdrop at TGE." The points terms are more careful: "Points may be one of the factors considered for any future token distribution." They add: "TxFlow makes no promise about the future value of any token that may be connected to the Points Program." No ticker, supply, size or date has been published.
Warning Points can be taken away. The terms say points linked to farming "may be reduced, withheld or deducted, including retroactively", and the app says TxFlow "does not disclose specific violation criteria or accept individual appeals."
What TxFlow is
TxFlow describes itself as "a high-performance Layer 1 purpose-built for financial execution". Its first app, TxFlow DEX, is an order-book exchange on that chain. When we checked on 15 October 2026 it listed 234 perpetual markets, covering crypto, US and Korean stocks, commodities, currencies and companies before their IPO, with leverage up to 75x. It also has spot trading and prediction markets run by Probly.
Access is still gated. The docs say: "Mainnet is currently open to users with an Access Code. Get your code by joining our Discord here." All trading uses USDC as collateral.
How TxFlow points work
Season 1 "starts on October 12, 2026, and weekly distribution will conclude no later than Q1 2027." Each week runs Monday to Monday UTC and points arrive on the Tuesday after, with the first drop on 20 October. Every week 1,250,000 points are shared among traders, and up to 152,000 more go to referrals.
Only perpetual futures count: "Trade perpetual futures on TxFlow. Both maker and taker trades count." Spot, prediction markets, cancelled orders, testnet activity and simply holding money there earn nothing. The docs keep the scoring private: "The exact weights and formulas are not published", and you need "a minimum amount of genuine trading in an epoch to qualify."
Trading before Season 1 is rewarded separately. TxFlow posted: "Season 0 distribution is planned before October 27."
TxFlow airdrop step-by-step guide
- Check that you're allowed. The terms exclude the United States, China, Singapore, Canada, the United Kingdom and sanctioned countries, and say: "You must not use VPNs, proxies, or other tools to circumvent geographic or jurisdictional restrictions."
- Get an access code through TxFlow's official Discord, linked from its X account, @TxFlow_L1.
Warning Codes come through Discord, which is where impersonators work. Use only the links on TxFlow's official links page, which says: "Always verify you are on an official TxFlow domain before connecting your wallet or signing any transaction."
- Open app.txflow.com, sign in and enter the code.
- Deposit USDC. The docs say: "Deposits below 5 USDC are not supported on our platform and cannot be credited."
- Trade perpetual futures, and keep some trading going every week if you want points.
Warning At high leverage a small move can liquidate you. The docs say that in a full liquidation "all of the margin backing that position is consumed", and none of it comes back.
- Check your points dashboard each Tuesday.
Open TxFlowOpens app.txflow.com
TxFlow costs and fees
Perpetuals at the base tier cost 0.015% for maker orders and 0.045% for taker orders, and funding is paid every 1, 4 or 8 hours depending on the market. Withdrawals cost 1 USDC through the official Arbitrum bridge. New users can earn $50 in fee credits by depositing $500 net, trading on three days and reaching $30,000 of taker volume within seven days. Those credits are "limited to eligible users on a first come first serve basis" and expire after 14 days.
Your referral code unlocks after $10,000 of trading volume. You then earn 10% of your invitees' net perp fees, and they get 5% off their fees.
TxFlow risks and eligibility
- You must be at least 18. No identity check is described for trading.
- TxFlow can change "its rules, scoring, pool sizes and schedule", and its terms let it freeze your access "at any time, for any reason".
- Only the deposit bridge has a published audit. OpenZeppelin found no critical or high-severity issues, and it describes the bridge as "a custodial USDC bridge contract", although TxFlow's terms call the service non-custodial.
- The app offers its Android version as a direct download from TxFlow's own site, outside the app stores. Install it only from that official link, if at all.
Who is behind TxFlow?
TxFlow says little about itself. Its privacy policy is "for TxFlow Labs Ltd", and its press releases are datelined in the British Virgin Islands. The only team member on its official channels is a co-founder called Harry, @Harry_TxFlow. TxFlow says it has no venture investors: "No investor allocations. Fully transparent from genesis, verifiable on-chain."
Sources
- How points work TxFlow docs,
- Points Program Terms TxFlow docs
- Points TxFlow app
- Rewards Hub TxFlow app
- TxFlow L1 overview TxFlow docs
- Mainnet onboarding TxFlow docs
- Gas-free deposit TxFlow docs
- Perp trading fees TxFlow docs
- Liquidations TxFlow docs
- Referral TxFlow docs
- Official links TxFlow docs
- About TxFlow TxFlow docs
- Terms of Use TxFlow docs
- Privacy Policy TxFlow Labs Ltd
- Season 0 distribution TxFlow on X
- TxFlow at TOKEN2049 Singapore TxFlow on X
- TxFlow L1 mainnet launch (sponsored press release) Decrypt,
This guide explains how the program works. It isn't financial advice, and no airdrop is guaranteed. Check TxFlow's official channels before you connect a wallet or deposit funds.
