Gates

Gates are the requirements a participant must meet to claim your Loot. Passing the Gates makes someone eligible. Use them to connect a reward to a real action or relationship instead of leaving it open to everyone.

You can attach one or more Gates. A participant must satisfy every enabled Gate.

Allowlist

A manual allowlist can work in three ways:

Open access — no approval; anyone who shows up qualifies. This is either no Gate, or an open allowlist.
Request to join — participants request access, and you approve or reject each one. Good for lightweight review. See managing a Loot.
Invite only — you add specific wallet addresses or accounts directly; nobody can self-request.

Allowlists are also where you attach Custom allocations. When adding someone, you can specify the exact amount or token IDs they will receive. Creators can also bulk-import via file, comments, or a personal API token.

Address-level allowlists are checked against the wallet the participant currently has connected. If their linked account owns an eligible wallet that is not the active one, the app prompts them to switch.

X Gates

X (Twitter) Gates cover follow and task-style actions:

X follow — require following a target account. Classic growth Gate.
Bind X — require the account to have X linked (useful for users who signed in with another provider first).
Account quality / profile keyword — live checks against the linked X profile snapshot.
Post / reply / quote — the participant pastes their own tweet URL; Gatoll verifies author, post type, and required keywords.

Platform follow

Require participants to follow a creator inside Gatoll. This Gate is evaluated live: if someone unfollows, they immediately lose eligibility. It is useful for ongoing, relationship-based campaigns.

Community Gates

Link a Telegram group or Discord server to your group and four community Gates open up:

Telegram member — must be in the linked Telegram group.
Discord member — must be in the linked Discord server, optionally with a minimum membership age.
Discord role — must hold a specific role in the linked server. Your existing role system becomes claim eligibility.
Community activity — must have earned enough activity points in the linked community recently (e.g. 100+ in the last 30 days). Scoring is quality-filtered: spam, forwards, and flooding don’t count.

All of them are checked live at claim time. See community integrations for the one-minute linking flow and how scoring works.

Other membership Gates

Group membership — scope a Loot (or a private Loot) to a group.
StarSharks member — require a linked StarSharks account.
Turnstile — bot-resistant human check where enabled.

Combining Gates

Enable multiple Gates to stack requirements, such as follow on X and be a member of a group. Each Gate is checked independently, and all must pass.

The one-claim baseline

Regardless of Gates, the default is one wallet, one claim per Loot. A single qualification yields a single claim; passing a Gate cannot be turned into multiple payouts.

Coming soon

More Gate types are on the way: broader human verification, on-chain token/NFT holdings, additional quest flows, and webhook attestation. They will appear alongside today’s Gates as they ship; see the roadmap.