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# Passport Introduction
## Basic information of Kepler Passport
Passport acts like entrance ticket for our game. Only Passport holders can enter the game & participate in the game’s daily quest, dungeons quest, PvP, alien defense quest, escort quest etc, to earn game tokens and NFTs.
## Benefits of the Passport
1. Time wise: Kepler Passport comes with 1000 hours of gameplay.
2. In-game benefits: Passport holders have access to the daily quest and token farming.
3. Airdrop benefits: Passport holders have higher priorities in future airdrop.
4. DID Benefits: Different Passport holders have different in-game appearances and Passport holders will have other benefits like: discounts on purchasing game items, token consumption, and limited time promotions.
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