Gift Codes, Airdrop, And Promotions
Virae has several promotional and growth surfaces that are separate from ordinary trading rewards.
What this section covers
This page covers user-visible promotional mechanics such as:
- gift codes
- first-trade promotions
- holding rewards
- Polymarket airdrop score tools
- campaign-style account benefits
These mechanics can appear near Rewards, but they are not all the same as tier cash back or referral rebates.
Gift codes
Gift codes are redeemable promotion codes. Depending on the active campaign, a code can be time-limited, single-use or limited-use, and tied to a specific reward or account benefit.
Typical user rules:
- redeem codes only from the official Virae product surfaces or announcements
- check the code status before assuming a benefit has been applied
- treat expired or already-used codes as inactive
First-trade promotions
Some campaigns reward a user's first qualifying trade.
The product can track whether a user has already completed the qualifying action and whether the promotion has already been granted. If a trade is too small, fails, or does not meet the campaign rules, it may not count.
Holding rewards
Holding rewards are separate from trade execution. They depend on account-linked holding state and campaign rules rather than only on the act of placing an order.
Users should read holding rewards as a campaign surface, not as a guaranteed yield product.
Polymarket airdrop score
The web airdrop tool estimates a wallet's Polymarket airdrop quality from public activity and a Virae scoring model.
The score is informational. It is not an official token allocation, guarantee, or claim instruction.
How promotions relate to Rewards
Promotions can overlap with the Rewards page, but they are not identical:
- rewards track long-term account benefit systems such as Points, tiers, cash back, referrals, and mystery boxes
- promotions can be campaign-specific, time-limited, or tied to one action
- a promotional benefit can affect account state without changing the core fee or rebate formula
User rule
When a benefit is promotional, always check the campaign rules, expiry, and account eligibility instead of assuming it behaves like normal cash back.