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Everything you need to know to claim USA₮ on Celo through Self’s privacy-first infrastructure
Two weeks ago, Self and USA₮ launched the first stablecoin distribution program designed to reach only verified human users. Powered by Google Cloud, the USA₮ Mainnet Faucet has brought the U.S.-regulated dollar stablecoin issued by Anchorage Digital Bank, N.A., and backed by Tether to hundreds of verified users worldwide since launch.
Now, for a limited time, the offering has increased 10x. Users can claim up to $10 by verifying their unique humanity and eligibility through the faucet ($5), earn another $5 by sending USA₮ to another Celo wallet ($2), and hold $50+ USA₮ for 10 consecutive days for an additional $3.
How It Works:
Visit Google Cloud’s USA₮ Mainnet Faucet portal
Connect your Celo wallet (Ledger, Valora, MetaMask, Rabby) to the USA₮ Mainnet Faucet
Verify your identity with Self, using your biometric passport, ID Card, or Aadhaar only.
Verifications on Self using third-party verifiers are not eligible for the USAT rewards.
Self uses zero-knowledge technology to generate a proof that you are eligible (18+, not a resident of an OFAC-sanctioned country) without ever transmitting your raw personal data
Once your Self Pass is verified, your wallet will immediately receive 5 USA₮ at no cost
Send USA₮ to another Celo wallet to receive another 2 USA₮
Hold 50+ USA₮ or more for at least 10 consecutive days to receive another 3 USA₮
Note:
Users must verify their identity with an NFC Chip-enabled passport, ID Card, or Indian Aadhaar through Self’s privacy-first, zero-knowledge infrastructure. Registrations through third-party verifiers supported within the Self app will not receive the USAT allocation at this time.
Every real, verified user earns one allocation. You cannot register multiple IDs through the same Self Pass to claim, but you can refer a friend directly through the Self App.
Visit the USA₮ Mainnet Faucet to get started: https://cloud.google.com/application/web3/faucet/celo/mainnet
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