The project just flipped the switch on Stage 2 rewards claims, and paired it with the launch of a built-in wallets — both on the same day.
Grass Airdrop Claim is officially live today for Stage 2 and is distributing USDC rewards to users who contributed unused internet bandwidth to the network. The Grass Airdrop Season 2 claim window is now live directly through the official Dashboard, alongside the rollout of a new non-custodial, in-app wallets.
If you shared bandwidth anytime between October 2024 and June 2026, there's a USDC allocation waiting on your dashboard, and how you claim it now matters more than before.
Here's the exact process, the fee that gets deducted, and the scam pattern that is already warning users about.
Reward type: USDC (not new token emissions)
Eligible period: Epochs 1–19, October 2024 to June 2026
Eligibility basis: Uptime and network points earned for shared bandwidth
Claim location: Official Grass Dashboard only (app.grass.io/dashboard)
Deduction: A small network fee to cover on-chain delivery costs
New addition: In-app Wallet, launched the same day

Source: Official X Post
Two announcements landed together. First, the airdrop confirmed that Stage 2 rewards are claimable now, tied to bandwidth-sharing activity across nearly two years of network epochs. Second, it introduced a wallet built directly into the app, meaning every account now has a wallet without needing a separate download or manual setup.

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Log into the Grass Dashboard.
Open the Allocation page to review the reward amount.
Confirm the claim directly on that page.
The USDC allocation is sent to the user's wallet.
A small network fee is deducted from the claimed amount to cover on-chain delivery costs. It has stated it does not retain this fee itself.
The user account receives Stage 2 USDC Rewards automatically because the wallets are now built into every account; claimed rewards land directly in-app. There's no separate wallet app to install and no seed phrase to copy down manually before claiming.

Source: Official Dashboard
The wallets are non-custodial, meaning it does not hold users' private keys. Access is secured through a passkey (such as Face ID or a fingerprint) or email OTP, and users can export their private key or secret phrase at any time.
Users Can Hold, Send, Swap, and Receive Digital Assets. The crypto-wallet supports holding, sending, swapping, staking, and receiving digital assets, including tokens and others, all from within the existing app.
Grass Wallet update Adds MoonPay Support for Fiat Withdrawals. Funds can be converted and withdrawn to a debit account, Venmo, or PayPal through MoonPay, in jurisdictions where MoonPay operates. Terms and conditions apply.

Source: Official Website
Epochs 1–19 Participants Eligible for USDC Distribution because eligibility covers users active across Epochs 1 through 19, spanning October 2024 through June 2026 — meaning long-term contributors have the largest window of activity counted.
All Rewards Based on Network Points and Uptime Contribution. Allocations are calculated from network points and uptime, rewarding consistent bandwidth sharing rather than a flat, one-time payout.
Grass Airdrop season 2 rewards in USDC rather than minting new tokens. This approach avoids adding new token supply to the market and sidesteps some of the regulatory complexity tied to new token emissions.
It is a decentralized bandwidth-sharing network. Participants are paid for unused internet capacity, which is used to support AI-related data requests — a model often described as DePIN, or decentralized physical infrastructure.
Grass Token price today is trading around $0.3675, down 3.8% in the last 24 hours, with a market cap of approximately $89.65 million. The token has faced selling pressure after the Stage 2 rewards claims launch, with some users expressing concerns over wallets features, withdrawal difficulties, and potential risks. However, the project continues expanding its ecosystem with its in-app non-custodial accounts.

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Use only the official website: the official instructions have been repeated clearly: only check and claim rewards through app.grass.io/dashboard. No other site should be used to check eligibility or submit a claim.
Security Warning: It will never message users first, and will never ask for a seed phrase, passkey, recovery details, or private keys. Any account claiming otherwise is not affiliated with the Grass airdrop.
What Next For Users: Once claimed, users should confirm the USDC arrives in the in-app wallet and check the deducted network fee against the displayed allocation. Anyone testing MoonPay withdrawals should verify it's supported in their jurisdiction first.
Investor and Community Impact: Pairing the claim window with a built-in wallet lowers the barrier for non-crypto-native users to participate — removing the seed-phrase setup that has historically been a drop-off point for new entrants to token-based networks.
The Stage 2 rewards and new in-app wallets feature arrived together, giving long-term bandwidth contributors a more direct path from eligibility to a spendable USDC balance. The bigger test now is adoption: whether the simplified wallet experience brings in users who previously found crypto onboarding too complex.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Cryptocurrency rewards, token prices, and new features carry risk, including market volatility and potential scams. Always verify claims and activity through official channels only, and consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.