Scroll Airdrop: How to Withdraw Before the Network Switch

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Chain: Scroll

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Scroll Airdrop Details

Scroll ran its first SCR airdrop in October 2024, sending 7% of the supply to Sessions participants based on an October 19, 2024 snapshot. That claim window has closed and no further SCR airdrop has been announced. With the public network on its way out, farming Scroll for future rewards no longer makes sense.

Latest Update: Scroll plans to turn its public Layer 2 into a permissioned network. Its official bridge now supports withdrawals of only five assets.

The broader transition targets Q2 2027, subject to technical readiness, partner coordination and a DAO vote on a proposal that has not been published yet. Scroll says this target is not a withdrawal deadline. Asset-specific instructions and deadlines will be announced in advance. Users don’t have to move funds immediately. All other tokens and DeFi positions must be closed or managed by users before the switch.

Assets you can withdraw through the official bridge:

ETH
USDC
USDT
SCR
USX

How to Withdraw Your Funds from Scroll

Step 1: Check Your Holdings on the Scroll Positions Page

Load your wallet on the Scroll positions page to see your tokens and protocol positions in one place. The page is read-only and doesn’t move anything.

Step 2: Close Your DeFi Positions

Exit every position the page lists before you start swapping:

Liquidity pools: remove liquidity on DEXs such as Ambient and NURI
Lending markets: repay open loans first, then withdraw collateral on Aave or Rho Markets
Looped positions: unwind them in steps so they don’t get liquidated
Staking and vaults: unstake and collect any pending rewards

Step 3: Swap Unsupported Tokens into ETH, USDC or USDT

Anything outside the five listed assets can’t leave through the official bridge. Swap memecoins, reward tokens and wrapped assets like wstETH or weETH into ETH, USDC or USDT on a Scroll DEX. Keep a little ETH aside for gas.

Step 4: Withdraw to Ethereum Through the Official Bridge

Open the Scroll bridge, set the direction from Scroll to Ethereum, pick the asset and confirm. Native withdrawals wait for a ZK proof to be accepted on Ethereum, so they take longer than deposits. To swap and bridge in one route, use the widget below to send funds from Scroll to Ethereum (rates depend on available liquidity). Once funds land on Ethereum, you can move ETH or USDC to Bybit if you plan to sell or hold them on an exchange.

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Step 5: Finalize the Withdrawal on Ethereum

Check the bridge’s transaction history after a few hours. If the withdrawal shows a claim button, confirm that transaction on Ethereum mainnet to release the funds, which needs a little ETH on mainnet for gas.

Step 6: Follow Official Instructions for SCR and USX

SCR and USX are on the withdrawal list, but Scroll is also preparing an official migration of both tokens to Ethereum mainnet. It hasn’t decided whether wallet and exchange balances will move automatically. Check Scroll’s official channels before moving them and never use an unofficial “migration” site.

Tips for Leaving Scroll Safely

Withdraw ETH last: Gas on Scroll is paid only in ETH (SCR can’t cover it), so move everything else out before your final ETH withdrawal.

Ignore migration and claim offers: A network transition is prime time for fake migration pages and drainer links. Follow the airdrop safety rules and use only links from Scroll’s official accounts.

Check your NFTs and badges: Scroll Canvas badges and other NFTs aren’t on the withdrawal list, so watch official channels for guidance on them.

Important Terms

Permissioned network: A chain where set rules decide who can run nodes and take part, replacing Scroll’s current open model.

Official bridge: Scroll’s native bridge to Ethereum. During the transition it supports withdrawals of ETH, USDC, USDT, SCR and USX.

USX: A stablecoin Scroll intends to use for payments across its AI products, planned to migrate to Ethereum mainnet.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Scroll shutting down?

The Scroll project continues, but its public Layer 2 is planned to become a permissioned, application-specific network for AI products. The broader change targets Q2 2027 and still needs DAO approval. The SCR and USX tokens are set to migrate to Ethereum mainnet.

Which tokens can I withdraw from Scroll?

The official Scroll bridge supports withdrawals of ETH, USDC, USDT, SCR and USX to Ethereum. Any other token has to be swapped into one of these first. DeFi positions such as liquidity pools, loans or vaults need to be closed before the network transition.

Is there a deadline to withdraw from Scroll?

No withdrawal deadline has been set yet. Scroll says asset-specific instructions and deadlines will be announced in advance. Its Q2 2027 transition target is not a blanket cutoff. Closing positions and withdrawing early simply avoids a last-minute rush.

What happens to my SCR tokens?

Scroll plans to deploy an official SCR contract on Ethereum mainnet and migrate the token without changing its total supply or tokenomics. SCR stays the governance token. Whether wallet and exchange balances migrate automatically is still undecided, so wait for official instructions before acting.

Can I still claim the Scroll airdrop?

No. The first SCR airdrop distributed 7% of the supply based on an October 19, 2024 snapshot. Its claim window has closed. Treat any site offering a Scroll airdrop claim today as a scam and don’t connect your wallet to it.

Will there be another Scroll airdrop?

No new SCR airdrop has been announced. Scroll has not tied any rewards to activity on its public chain during the transition. Bridging in, providing liquidity or collecting Marks on Scroll is no longer a route to future tokens.

Conclusion

Scroll’s public Layer 2 is heading toward a permissioned AI network, so the useful move now is getting funds out rather than farming. Check your positions, close DeFi, swap everything into ETH, USDC or USDT and withdraw through the official bridge.

SCR and USX holders have one more step to watch: the official migration to Ethereum mainnet, which will come with its own guidance once the DAO reviews the transition proposal.

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What is Scroll?

Scroll is a zkEVM rollup on Ethereum that launched its mainnet in October 2023. It settles transactions on Ethereum with zero-knowledge proofs, putting it in the same group as Linea and ZKsync. Its governance token is SCR. The project raised $80 million from investors including Polychain and Sequoia.

In September 2026, Scroll said it would refocus on AI products built around its Compass app, with USX as a payment stablecoin and SCR kept for governance. On October 30, 2026, the team announced the next step: the public Layer 2 is set to become a permissioned, application-specific network, with SCR and USX planned to move to Ethereum mainnet. DeFi on Scroll held about $7.36 million in TVL that day.