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FlowGuard airdrops distribute BCH or CashTokens through claimable campaigns. Campaigns can be public or whitelist-restricted, and the app handles creation, funding, claims, and campaign controls.

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Campaign Types

  • Open campaigns for broad public claims
  • Whitelisted campaigns for recipient-specific distributions backed by a Merkle tree

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In the App

When creating an airdrop, users configure:
FieldDescription
Titlepublic campaign name
Token typeBCH or CashToken
Total amounttotal campaign pool
Amount per claimfixed claim amount for open campaigns
Start / End windowoptional campaign timing
Max claims per addressclaim cap per wallet
Whitelist / KYC modeenables Merkle-restricted claiming
After creation, the campaign must be funded before it becomes active.

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What Creators Can Do

  • pause an active campaign
  • cancel an active or paused campaign
  • generate a Merkle tree for restricted campaigns

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What Claimers Do

  • open the claim link
  • connect a wallet
  • request the claim transaction
  • sign and broadcast the claim

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Current Boundary

The covenant supports resume(), but the public HTTP layer currently exposes pause and cancel, not resume. Documented campaign controls should match the routes the product actually exposes.