Claim Address Redirect

Overview

If an USD0++ integration partners can't by themselves mint and claim the USUAL rewards that accumulate on their smart contract, then this "Claim Address Redirect" integration feature enables them to access the USUAL and redistribute it to their Users as lined out here.

How to request a Claim Address Redirect

In in order to request a "Claim Address Redirect" a current or potential integration partner simply has to follow the flow as outlined in the graphic below:

Claim Address Redirect Flow

Detailed Flow

In order to be eligible for a claim address redirect the USUAL accumulating on the address needs to fulfil the following prerequisites:

  • $100 worth of USUAL/month

  • $1000 worth of USUAL in total

  1. Contact the USUAL DAO via the established communication channel.

    1. If no channel is available yet, set one up (if you work in Crypto you know how 😏)

  2. Communicate the contract address on which the USUAL accumulates as well as the address that should "Claim" it.

    1. For the best "Claim" experience after the successful redirect we recommend that address is set up in a (MultiSig) wallet (such as Safe), which can interact with our dApp or Etherscan.

  3. In order to add your claim address we require "sufficient" proof that you are the deployer or the project team behind the contract address that should be redirected.

    1. Sufficient proof could be:

      1. Social proof

      2. Governance proof (e.g. DAO vote)

      3. Signed message from original deployer

      4. Proof of redistribution

    2. Once the proof has been established, the Claim Redirect will be added to the DistributionModule.

  4. After the "Claim Redirect Address" has been added, a pre-defined challenge period (5 days) will start, in which the USUAL DAO admin or the original claim address owner can cancel the addition of the claim address.

  5. As soon as the challenge period has concluded the added "Claim address" can claim the USUAL via the Usual dApp's Earn page (or Etherscan).

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