Managing a Loot
Once your Loot is live, management is mostly about eligibility and campaign progress.
Review join requests
Section titled “Review join requests”If you use a request-to-join allowlist, participants apply for access. You will see a queue of pending requests and can:
- Approve — the participant becomes eligible and can claim.
- Reject — the request is declined.
This gives you a review step without forcing you to collect addresses in advance.
Manage the allowlist directly
Section titled “Manage the allowlist directly”For invite-only Loots, you add eligible participants yourself, either by wallet address or by account. You can add people before or during the campaign, up to the seat limit.
Assign Custom allocations
Section titled “Assign Custom allocations”For a Custom play style, you set each recipient’s amount or token IDs when adding them to the allowlist. This is how you run a precise, pre-planned distribution: each approved participant receives exactly what you assigned.
Track participants and flows
Section titled “Track participants and flows”A Loot page shows live campaign data from the indexer:
- Participants — who has qualified, and who has claimed.
- Contributions — who funded the pool and how much.
- Claims — the stream of claims as they settle on-chain.
Watch the status
Section titled “Watch the status”Keep an eye on the Loot’s status:
- Pending — still fundable; not yet claimable.
- Active — claiming is open.
- Ended — the window closed, all seats were claimed, or the balance ran out.
If the Loot ends with funds unclaimed, contributors can recover them — see reclaim.