Documentation
How CLAIMR is designed to work.
A concise technical overview of the competition, accounting, and settlement architecture.
Platform overview
CLAIMR coordinates hourly competitions across participating Solana token launches.
Data model
Rounds, launches, entries, fee contributions, and settlements are recorded separately for auditability.
Ranking pipeline
Verified events are deduplicated, assigned to round boundaries, reviewed for eligibility, then finalized server-side.
Prize accounting
Each contribution has a unique source signature and instruction index so one fee cannot be counted twice.
Settlement safety
A unique idempotency key and one-settlement-per-round constraint prevent duplicate payout records.
Client states
Interfaces distinguish estimates, final standings, submitted transactions, and confirmed payouts.
Production readiness note
The database contract and client interface are implemented. A verified Solana indexer, reviewed eligibility service, audited settlement program, signer custody controls, monitoring, and legal review are required before enabling real competition funds.