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Claim It lets anyone send crypto to a social handle on any chain. If the recipient isn't signed up yet, funds sit safely in escrow until they link the matching social account.

Open the Send sheet, pick a chain, choose either a wallet address or a social handle (X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook), enter an amount, and confirm.

• Address mode delivers instantly on Tier 1 chains.
• Handle mode delivers instantly if the recipient is already linked, otherwise funds are held in escrow.
• MAX reserves a small buffer for network fees on native-asset sends.

Handles are case-insensitive and normalized to a URL-safe slug. Spaces become dashes: @Claim It → @claim-it. Share links use the slug.

When you send to an unlinked handle, we mint a fresh keypair per (social, handle, chain-family) and encrypt it server-side. Funds land at that escrow address.

The recipient claims by signing up and linking the matching social account. Only that verified provider can sweep those funds — no impersonation possible.

Live sends: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Robinhood Chain, Solana. Read-only balances on 30+ additional EVM networks. Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Litecoin balances are live; sends are rolling out.

Custodial private keys are AES-256-GCM encrypted with a server-only key that never touches the browser. Decryption happens only inside authenticated server functions scoped to your user id, and every self-reveal is audit-logged.

Claim It doesn't charge a fee to send. You pay only the network's gas or fee-per-byte, deducted from the source chain.

Every supported chain has a launch flow with an IPFS-pinned metadata step, initial buy, and creator-fee recipient. Solana launches broadcast immediately; EVM launches roll out per chain.

Do I need a wallet? No. Sign up with email or a social and we provision a wallet for every chain.

Can I export keys? Yes — from Profile, use Reveal Key with a 5-second countdown. Audit-logged.

What if the recipient never claims? Funds stay in escrow indefinitely. You can see pending sends in your Feed.