Transaction fees
Separate signatures and transactions
What to consider
List the signatures, approvals, swaps and mints involved. A signature differs from a fee-paying transaction, and the final credential claim may be a separate action.
Explore ecosystem quests and compare task costs with reward eligibility.
You can switch networks and check gas, and want to explore apps through quests.
Pause if you cannot identify an approval recipient or understand withdrawal conditions.
Separate signatures and transactions
List the signatures, approvals, swaps and mints involved. A signature differs from a fee-paying transaction, and the final credential claim may be a separate action.
Task funds and extra charges
Track required holdings, swaps or deposits separately from gas. Check credential costs, bridge fees and exit conditions. Do not treat an unknown cost as zero.
Return to the quest for verification
After the transaction, return to the quest to check recognition. Save the transaction hash rather than repeating a payment because the completion indicator has not refreshed.
Check whether completion and claiming incur separate costs before acting.
Read step instructionsConfirm the task status, then inspect the rewards applicable to your account.
Read step instructionsRewards lists Liquid Rewards, campaigns and staking separately. Amounts and eligibility depend on the current account and task. A reward rate shown there should not be interpreted as investment APY.
The cited official introduction describes a task credential. Check reward assets, eligibility and receipt separately; do not convert credential counts directly into income.
Onchain success and quest recognition are separate. Check the wallet, network, asset and requested action, then whether verification or claiming remains. Keep the hash for an official support request.
Try one understandable task through to its result and record the full cost first. A larger task count does not establish a profit or eligibility for a future airdrop.