Claiming

Claims open as soon as a sale has an outcome. There is no deadline.

After a launch

One claim pays your tokens and, if the sale was oversubscribed, your overflow refund.

After a cancellation

One claim pays back everything you committed. No tokens are paid and no fees are taken.

Good to know

• Each wallet claims once. One claim pays everything you are owed.
• Anyone can submit a claim for you. Blast or another service may claim on your behalf. The payment always goes to the wallet that committed, never to whoever submitted the claim.
• Claim from the wallet you committed with, or check that wallet’s balance if someone claimed for you.

Vested tokens

If the sale vests buyers’ tokens, your claim creates a vesting schedule instead of paying tokens directly. The schedule belongs to you and starts at the moment of the claim. Your overflow refund is still paid at once.

• Nothing unlocks before the cliff.
• At the cliff, every step that has already passed unlocks together. After that, tokens unlock step by step until the schedule ends.
• You collect unlocked tokens whenever you like. Anyone can trigger this, and the tokens always go to you.
• Nobody, including Blast and the team, can cancel or redirect your schedule.

Tip

A schedule starts when you claim, so claiming late also delays when your tokens unlock.

Holder rewards

Some sales set aside a quote-coin share of their pool’s trading fees for holder rewards. The sale-token part of that allocation goes to Blast’s governed treasury. Blast publishes rewards in rounds, with holder payments separate from any reserve for distribution gas. Each round lists who can claim, how much, and a claim deadline. Claims stay open until the round is closed, which anyone can do once the deadline passes. Closing returns unclaimed rewards and unused gas reserve to the pool’s reward balance, so claim before the deadline.