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FAQ

No. Gatoll includes a pluginless embedded wallet, so a first-time user can sign in with X and claim without installing anything. Experienced users can bind an external wallet instead.

The funds are escrowed in a smart contract from the moment a Loot is funded, and a successful claim transfers your share directly. You do need to pass the Loot’s Gates and claim while the Loot is Active.

The chain’s native coin, an ERC-20 token, or specific ERC-721 NFTs. A single Loot holds one asset type. See core concepts.

By play style: Random (luck-based), Equal (same share for all), or Custom (you pre-assign each recipient’s amount or NFTs).

Can I add more funds after a Loot goes live?

Section titled “Can I add more funds after a Loot goes live?”

No. Funding happens during the Pending window; once a Loot is Active, the balance is locked. Plan the next wave as a new Loot. See funding & contributions.

When the Loot ends, contributors recover the unclaimed remainder via reclaim — pro-rata for tokens, the original NFTs for ERC-721. Nothing is stranded.

By default, no — it is one wallet, one claim per Loot.

Run it as a private Loot scoped to a group: only members can see and claim it.

Gatoll is multichain and launches first on BNB Chain, with more EVM networks to follow. A Loot lives entirely on one chain. See networks.

No. Your key is encrypted into an EIP-2335 keystore and Gatoll never decrypts it — it is non-custodial. Back it up, because self-custody means no one can reset it for you.

Work through troubleshooting claims; it is usually an unmet Gate, an unbound wallet, the wrong network, or a Loot that is not Active yet.