Tracking earnings
Each provider offering has its own request price. Consumers pay you directly: every request arrives with a signed voucher from the consumer's payment channel, and you serve only what you have been paid for. Your client then claims what you earned from those channels on chain, and the contract sends your share straight to your address, deducting Direct's fee in the same step. Direct never holds your earnings.
Where your earnings go
Earnings are paid to your provider's address on Base, which the client shows with your offerings. It is separate from your node's endpoint: changing where requests are served does not change where earnings are paid.
How claims work
Your client claims automatically, in batches across consumers: when enough is owed on a channel, when a consumer starts withdrawing from one, or after a few hours. You can also claim at once from the client. Each claim is one transaction on Base.
Read the earnings view
| Amount | What it represents |
|---|---|
| Served | What consumers' vouchers cover for the requests you served |
| To collect | Served, but not yet claimed |
| Collected | Claimed on chain and paid to your address |
| Your share | What you received after Direct's fee |
Investigate a missing payment
- Nothing served: check the offering's request count, status and price.
- Served but not collected: claims run in batches. Check the client for a failed claim and its reason, or claim now.
- Collected: each claim lists its transaction, which you can inspect on Base.
Never share your client's identity seed or keys when asking for help.