Add Stamps, reach 20+ Humanity Score, and earn HUMN Points during active SUMR windows. Claims open in defined windows; confirm your status on the Human Passport Airdrop page. The core flow runs through the airdrop checker: complete tasks, check eligibility, and redeem when claims go live. If you maintained 20+ and participated recently, you may already see points on your dashboard.

• The fastest way to 20+ Humanity Score: stack 2–3 free, low‑friction Stamps first, then add one heavier Stamp if you stall at 18–19.

• HUMN Points are not your Humanity Score. Score unlocks the gate; Points reflect what you actually did in SUMR.

• Save first‑hand proof every time: tx‑hash, dashboard screenshot, date/time, network. Redact addresses.

• Before any claim window, check the airdrop checker, confirm on the official claim page, snapshot your evidence.

I approached Human Passport like any onchain rewards system: assume moving parts, expiry windows, and shifting weights. I kept an evidence log from day zero and looked for quick wins that wouldn’t trap me in 60‑minute loops for a +0.2 bump.

1. Reach 20+ with minimal time/cost.

2. Verify that HUMN Points appear and update after eligible actions.

3. Maintain a buffer over 20 so a single expiry won’t drop the score.

• Account prepared, cold vs hot wallet separated.

• Evidence folder with subfolders per week (e.g., 2025-10-wk4).

• Free, verifiable Stamps: quick, low friction, some expire ~90 days. Good for the opening 10–15 points.

• Identity/reputation Stamps: moderate weight per minute if you already have the prerequisite account/data.

• Onchain activity/grants: higher weight, but measure the gas and time. Worth it if you’re stuck at 18–19.

Table — example impact (illustrative; verify specifics in the Knowledge Base):

• Humanity Score proves a unique human. Hitting 20+ often gates rewards eligibility.

• HUMN Points (SUMR) track participation during defined windows and tasks. You can have 20+ and 0 Points if you did nothing eligible.

What I look for in the dashboard: a visible Points tally, recent activity feed, and timestamps that match my own log.

1. Open the Human Passport portal and the airdrop checker in separate tabs.

2. Add free Stamps first; reassess your Humanity Score after each.

3. If still <20, add one higher‑weight Stamp (identity or onchain). Cross 20 and take a score screenshot.

4. Perform a simple SUMR action (document network, contract type, or route).

5. Save tx‑hash and dashboard screenshot; write a one‑line note in the log.

6. Revisit after ~24–48h to confirm HUMN Points updated; repeat if a new window opens.

Date: 2025-10-23 19:05 CET
Network: Base
Action: SUMR task (onchain interaction)
Tx-hash: 0xabc123...7890
Score at action: 21.2 (screenshot in /2025-10-wk4)
Points: 118 → 134 (screenshot in /2025-10-wk4)
Notes: Gas 0.00038; confirmed in 9s

Some Stamps have ~90‑day validity. I keep a 21.0–21.5 buffer to absorb one accidental expiry. If I drop to 19.8, I immediately add/renew the fastest Stamp to restore ≥20 before any snapshot.

Reminder cadence: calendar pings at 60, 30, and 7 days before the earliest expiring Stamp.

• Score check: ≥20 today? Good. If borderline, renew now.

• Eligibility check: run the airdrop checker.

• Evidence bundle: latest dashboard screenshot, last tx‑hash, quick note on what changed.

• Official status: skim the official claim page for wording changes, cutoffs, or grace periods.

• Failed tx / stuck pending: bump gas slightly; switch RPC; re‑broadcast if the network allows; keep the failed tx‑hash in the log.

• Eligibility mismatch: refresh Stamps, ensure ≥20, re‑run the airdrop checker; if still off, collect screenshots and contact support.

• Dashboard lag: log out/in, clear cache, try a separate browser profile; timestamp your before/after screenshots.

• Score dips below 20: one Stamp expired. Renew the quickest one and screenshot the bounce‑back.

• Expiry drift: assuming your Score is static is the fastest way to miss a snapshot.

• Anchor confusion: mixing HUMN Points with Humanity Score leads to wrong expectations.

• Look‑alike pages: always verify you’re on official surfaces.

No. Points track participation. Claims depend on program rules and snapshots. Always confirm on the official claim page.

Using two or three free Stamps plus one heavier Stamp if needed, 30–45 minutes is realistic. Screenshot your score crossing 20 right away.

No. Expect validity windows (commonly around 90 days for certain Stamps). Set reminders to renew before snapshots.

• Keep ≥20 with a 0.5–1.5 buffer.

• Log one SUMR‑eligible action per week, minimum, during active windows.

• Maintain a tidy, dated evidence folder. You’ll thank yourself later.

• Recheck the airdrop checker ahead of any announced snapshot; review the Knowledge Base changelog.

Read the full official article on Medium: Human Passport Airdrop - Eligibility Checker & Claim Steps

Add Stamps, reach 20+ Humanity Score, and earn HUMN Points during active SUMR windows. Claims open in defined windows; confirm your status on the Human Passport Airdrop page. The core flow runs through the airdrop checker: complete tasks, check eligibility, and redeem when claims go live. If you maintained 20+ and participated recently, you may already see points on your dashboard.

• The fastest way to 20+ Humanity Score: stack 2–3 free, low‑friction Stamps first, then add one heavier Stamp if you stall at 18–19.

• HUMN Points are not your Humanity Score. Score unlocks the gate; Points reflect what you actually did in SUMR.

• Save first‑hand proof every time: tx‑hash, dashboard screenshot, date/time, network. Redact addresses.

• Before any claim window, check the airdrop checker, confirm on the official claim page, snapshot your evidence.

I approached Human Passport like any onchain rewards system: assume moving parts, expiry windows, and shifting weights. I kept an evidence log from day zero and looked for quick wins that wouldn’t trap me in 60‑minute loops for a +0.2 bump.

1. Reach 20+ with minimal time/cost.

2. Verify that HUMN Points appear and update after eligible actions.

3. Maintain a buffer over 20 so a single expiry won’t drop the score.

• Account prepared, cold vs hot wallet separated.

• Evidence folder with subfolders per week (e.g., 2025-10-wk4).

• Free, verifiable Stamps: quick, low friction, some expire ~90 days. Good for the opening 10–15 points.

• Identity/reputation Stamps: moderate weight per minute if you already have the prerequisite account/data.

• Onchain activity/grants: higher weight, but measure the gas and time. Worth it if you’re stuck at 18–19.

Table — example impact (illustrative; verify specifics in the Knowledge Base):

• Humanity Score proves a unique human. Hitting 20+ often gates rewards eligibility.

• HUMN Points (SUMR) track participation during defined windows and tasks. You can have 20+ and 0 Points if you did nothing eligible.

What I look for in the dashboard: a visible Points tally, recent activity feed, and timestamps that match my own log.

1. Open the Human Passport portal and the airdrop checker in separate tabs.

2. Add free Stamps first; reassess your Humanity Score after each.

3. If still <20, add one higher‑weight Stamp (identity or onchain). Cross 20 and take a score screenshot.

4. Perform a simple SUMR action (document network, contract type, or route).

5. Save tx‑hash and dashboard screenshot; write a one‑line note in the log.

6. Revisit after ~24–48h to confirm HUMN Points updated; repeat if a new window opens.

Date: 2025-10-23 19:05 CET
Network: Base
Action: SUMR task (onchain interaction)
Tx-hash: 0xabc123...7890
Score at action: 21.2 (screenshot in /2025-10-wk4)
Points: 118 → 134 (screenshot in /2025-10-wk4)
Notes: Gas 0.00038; confirmed in 9s

Some Stamps have ~90‑day validity. I keep a 21.0–21.5 buffer to absorb one accidental expiry. If I drop to 19.8, I immediately add/renew the fastest Stamp to restore ≥20 before any snapshot.

Reminder cadence: calendar pings at 60, 30, and 7 days before the earliest expiring Stamp.

• Score check: ≥20 today? Good. If borderline, renew now.

• Eligibility check: run the airdrop checker.

• Evidence bundle: latest dashboard screenshot, last tx‑hash, quick note on what changed.

• Official status: skim the official claim page for wording changes, cutoffs, or grace periods.

• Failed tx / stuck pending: bump gas slightly; switch RPC; re‑broadcast if the network allows; keep the failed tx‑hash in the log.

• Eligibility mismatch: refresh Stamps, ensure ≥20, re‑run the airdrop checker; if still off, collect screenshots and contact support.

• Dashboard lag: log out/in, clear cache, try a separate browser profile; timestamp your before/after screenshots.

• Score dips below 20: one Stamp expired. Renew the quickest one and screenshot the bounce‑back.

• Expiry drift: assuming your Score is static is the fastest way to miss a snapshot.

• Anchor confusion: mixing HUMN Points with Humanity Score leads to wrong expectations.

• Look‑alike pages: always verify you’re on official surfaces.

No. Points track participation. Claims depend on program rules and snapshots. Always confirm on the official claim page.

Using two or three free Stamps plus one heavier Stamp if needed, 30–45 minutes is realistic. Screenshot your score crossing 20 right away.

No. Expect validity windows (commonly around 90 days for certain Stamps). Set reminders to renew before snapshots.

• Keep ≥20 with a 0.5–1.5 buffer.

• Log one SUMR‑eligible action per week, minimum, during active windows.

• Maintain a tidy, dated evidence folder. You’ll thank yourself later.

• Recheck the airdrop checker ahead of any announced snapshot; review the Knowledge Base changelog.

Read the full official article on Medium: Human Passport Airdrop - Eligibility Checker & Claim Steps