Activity and recovery
Claim your mints, review rewards and payments, and recover a transaction when your wallet loses track of it.
The Activity page lists your mint requests, lets you claim them, and shows your rewards and payments on the selected chain. This page also explains how the app keeps track of transactions when something goes wrong.
Mint requests
Every mint you make appears here as Mint # followed by its number, with its exact token amount and whether it goes to your wallet or to Mint & stake.
| Button or tag | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Next block | Paid and recorded. Claimable once the next block is produced. |
| Claim mint | Select it to receive your tokens. |
| Claimed | Delivered to your wallet, or to your stake with Mint & stake. |
Requests are read directly from the token contract, so they appear even if other history cannot load. Claiming works whether or not new mints are open.
Rewards and payments
The second section lists your on-chain activity with MSS2 on this chain, newest first, 20 per page:
- stakes, including Mint & stake and Buy & stake
- rewards collected and compounded
- gifts received into your stake
- referral stake credits
- mint referral rewards, with their level and mint number
- withdrawals of your ETH or USDC credits, with the receiving address
Each row shows the amount, time and transaction, with a link to the block explorer. The latest page refreshes every 30 seconds. For a long-running wallet, older history may take a few extra searches to load.
This is a record of MSS2 contract events, not a full wallet history. Ordinary token transfers and pool swaps are not listed.
When a transaction goes wrong
Before opening your wallet, the app simulates the action. If the simulation fails, it shows why and nothing is sent. Once you sign, the app saves the request in your browser and follows it to a result.
| What happened | What the app does |
|---|---|
| You rejected the request | Clears it. You can try again. |
| Your wallet returned a transaction | Waits for it to confirm, then refreshes your balances. |
| The transaction reverted | Shows the error and clears the request. A reverted transaction still costs gas. |
| The wallet response was lost | Keeps the request and blocks new actions until it is resolved. |
| Waiting timed out | Keeps the transaction and offers Check transaction. |
| You sped up or cancelled in your wallet | Follows the replacement and reports what it actually did. |
Recovering a lost request
If your wallet closed, the page reloaded or a response never arrived, the app keeps the request locked so you cannot send the same thing twice by accident.
- Select Look for my transaction. The app searches recent blocks for a transaction that matches your request exactly.
- If it is not found, paste the transaction hash from your wallet. The app checks that it matches before accepting it.
- If your wallet shows nothing was sent, confirm that and clear the request.
- If your wallet shows the request was replaced or dropped, you can set it aside. It stays in a list you can check again later.
Recovery only reads the chain. It never resends a transaction, and clearing a request in the app does not cancel anything on-chain.
Details
- Saved in this browser. Pending requests and bridge transfers are saved in this browser only. They do not follow you to another device or browser. If the browser cannot save them, the app warns you to keep the page open.
- Per chain. Pending requests are tracked separately for Robinhood and Arc.
- Smart wallets. For Topaz ID, the app confirms the smart-wallet operation itself, not just the transaction that carried it.
- Deadlines. Mint requests expire about 10 minutes after you sign, measured by chain time.
- Wallet changes. Switching accounts while signing cannot change who receives a mint, a claim or a withdrawal. Those are fixed when you sign.