Connected wallets
Associate a wallet with the user's Claimr profile so the campaign can use the relevant onchain context.
Wallet Intelligence - onchain meets in-product
An address is a start Activity is the story
Bring supported onchain activity and Wallet Score into the customer journey. Recognize meaningful actions, define who qualifies and give users a reason to take the next step.
- Connected wallet context
- Campaign conditions you define
Try a wallet eligibility ruleIllustrative preview
Fictional wallet profileWallet connectedSample Wallet Score
82Score at least 70Required action
Example campaign availableBoth example conditions match. The configured journey could now be offered.
Sample scores, not the Claimr scoring formula. Controls do not connect a wallet or issue rewards.
Onchain tracking
Make onchain activity part of the experience
Connect wallet signals to the same profile as product, social and referral activity. Choose supported networks and checks that fit the campaign.
Activity and history
Use available wallet activity as context for participation, instead of working with an address alone.
Campaign-specific checks
Build around supported transaction, token balance or NFT balance conditions.
A shared user profile
Combine wallet context with product milestones or referral requirements when one signal is not enough.
Wallet Score
A useful signal, not a trust certificate
Wallet Score summarizes onchain context for segmentation and campaign rules. Use it alongside a relevant action, not as a shortcut to declaring an account safe or unsafe.
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Look beyond connection
A wallet connection tells you an address is linked. Activity and score add context about how it has been used.
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Choose a campaign threshold
Set a score condition that fits the campaign, then combine it with the behavior you actually want to recognize.
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Keep new users in mind
Limited history is not proof of abuse. Give new participants a clear starting journey where appropriate.
How to use the context
Wallet Score
One input, alongside the required action
- Wallet context
- Campaign action
Explicit campaign eligibility
Conceptual flow - not a scoring formulaWallet Score is not proof of identity, fraud prevention or financial reliability. Coverage and data availability depend on the supported integration.
Put the context to work
An onchain milestone with an in-product payoff
Build a clear route from the required action to the experience it unlocks. The reward should recognize the behavior your campaign is designed around.
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Connect the wallet
Link the participant's wallet to their profile using the supported connection flow.
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Check the condition
Match the supported onchain action and any additional campaign eligibility requirements.
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Recognize the milestone
Update campaign progress and make the configured achievement or reward available.
Start with a useful moment
Give the signal somewhere to go
Choose a meaningful action, define what qualifies and make the next step clear to the person taking part.
Illustrative campaign ideas - conditions and outcomes are configured for your product
Web3 - activation
Celebrate the first meaningful action
- When
- A supported campaign transaction is confirmed
- Next move
- Unlock a first-action achievement
Gaming - ownership
Turn ownership into participation
- When
- A supported NFT balance condition is met
- Next move
- Open a holder challenge with a clear objective
Loyalty - qualification
Give regular participants a new level
- When
- Wallet Score condition + campaign milestone
- Next move
- Make an advanced reward journey available
Customer story · Proof of commitment
See how wallet history relates to participation
In one iGaming badge season, active participants with 100+ wallet transactions minted the entry badge more often than those with no recorded history. The comparison uses a mid-season snapshot and describes an association.
Read the case studyAnonymous iGaming operator · Ten-week badge season and later recorded activity
- 100+ transaction wallets minted
- 57%
Entry-badge mint rate among active participants whose matched wallet had 100+ transactions.
How it’s measured for 100+ transaction wallets minted - No-history wallets minted
- 7%
Entry-badge mint rate among active participants whose matched wallet had no recorded transactions.
How it’s measured for no-history wallets minted
A little more context
Good questions, clear answers
What the signals mean, how to use them and where the boundaries are.
How is onchain tracking different from Wallet Score?
Tracking provides activity and event context. Wallet Score summarizes aspects of that onchain activity. A campaign can use a supported event, a score condition or a combination of relevant signals.
Which networks and onchain checks can I use?
Coverage depends on the task and integration. Review the current Web3 task documentation and confirm your target network, asset and event with Claimr before defining the campaign. Browse supported Web3 tasks
Does a low Wallet Score mean a wallet is malicious?
No. A score is one input, and limited history can mean limited context. Do not treat a score or a newly connected wallet as proof of abuse, safety or a unique real-world identity.
Can I combine wallet signals with product or referral activity?
Yes. Wallet Intelligence is part of the user profile, so you can design campaign conditions around wallet context together with the supported product, social and referral signals relevant to that journey.
Does the preview connect my wallet or issue a reward?
No. It uses fictional wallet states, sample scores and an example threshold. Changing the controls stays within the preview and does not connect a wallet, calculate a live score or make a transaction.
Make the next move
Give onchain activity a place in the journey
Pick the action worth recognizing, then connect the profile, conditions and reward around it.