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# Redeem Prizes

You can find the available prizes by clicking on the **Ways to Redeem** button in the Panel's home.

Prizes are distributed in 3 ways depending on their nature:

### ERC20 Airdrop

Airdrop prizes are distributed by the program's admin at a time of their choice. When claiming the prize you are added to a list of claimers that the program admins can see through their dashboard.

### NFTs

NFT-based prizes are immediately minted when claimed - you will be asked to sign a transaction after clicking the **Claim** button. This will mint the NFT to your wallet.

### Discord-related prizes

These prizes are automatically awarded to you after clicking the **Claim** button.


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