iExec
EndedWe found no iExec airdrop in 2026. Its Bellecour sidechain was retired in July 2026 as the project moves to Arbitrum and Ethereum.
Airdrop Details
| Reward Type | No airdrop found |
|---|---|
| Blockchain Network | Ethereum / Arbitrum |
| Industry / Category | Airdrop |
| Ecosystem | Ethereum / Arbitrum |
| Time Required | ~ 10 Minutes |
| Eligibility | Task Based |
| End Date | Ongoing |
About The Project
iExec is a decentralised computing project whose RLC token pays for confidential computing and data services. A July 2026 post from its account says its Bellecour sidechain has been retired and that its future focus is Arbitrum and Ethereum.
Earlier text on this page presented an airdrop. We found no evidence of one in 2026, official or otherwise.
Why This Airdrop Matters
The search results were mostly market pages and 2025 announcements. iExec ran an RLC buyback programme starting in March 2025 and announced voucher and staking changes in May 2025, according to a DL News press release. Neither is an airdrop.
One aggregator page, in Chinese, says RLC has a fixed supply and no inflation mechanism, and that the 2025 tokenomics update mentioned no new unlocks. That comes from a single aggregator, so verify it against iExec's own materials.
The Bellecour sunset matters more to holders than any airdrop. A holder with tokens or balances on a retired sidechain needs to know whether there is a way to move them, and the project's documentation is the place to find out. Chain retirements sometimes carry deadlines.
This pattern recurs in crypto: a name that attracts "airdrop" searches because of its past (RLC was sold in a 2017 token sale) is paired with a new hype page that has nothing behind it.
For readers who came looking for free tokens, the practical advice is to treat RLC as a project to understand and not as an airdrop to claim. Reading the documentation on how computing tasks are paid for, who supplies the machines and how confidentiality is enforced tells you whether the token has a real use.
That is a better basis for any decision than a rumour of a distribution, and it takes less time than chasing claim links that do not exist.
Participation Guide
If you hold RLC on Bellecour, read the retirement notice on iex.ec and follow the migration steps there, using only the official site. Be wary of unofficial claim pages, which are a common scam pattern around retiring chains. Check any claimed iExec airdrop against the project's official channels before connecting a wallet.
Connect Wallet
Connect your wallet using only official verified links.
Join Community
Follow social accounts and join community channels.
Complete Tasks
Execute platform tasks, quests, or testnet actions to earn points.
Claim Rewards
Track your eligibility and wait for the official claim dates.
Detailed Tasks Requirements
- No iExec airdrop was found.
- Bellecour was retired in July 2026.
- Use only iex.ec for migration steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
We found none.
It was retired in July 2026, with focus moving to Arbitrum and Ethereum.
A buyback programme started in March 2025.
One aggregator says so. Verify with iExec.
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