Claiming DAO Rewards

After each epoch, eligible veALVA holders can claim ALVA rewards based on their voting participation. Claims are processed on Ethereum mainnet.

How Claims Work

DAO rewards use a merkle proof system:

  1. At the end of each epoch, the protocol computes reward amounts for each eligible address

  2. A merkle tree is generated and its root is published on-chain

  3. Each eligible address receives a merkle proof that can be used to claim their ALVA

This system is gas-efficient. It allows batch reward distribution without requiring individual on-chain transactions for each recipient.

How to Claim

  1. Navigate to the DAO page in the app

  2. Select the Claim Rewards tab

  3. Ensure your wallet is connected and on Ethereum mainnet

  4. You'll see a list of epochs with pending rewards and the ALVA amount for each

  5. Click Claim on any individual epoch, or use Claim All to batch-claim all pending rewards

  6. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

Batch Claiming

If you have rewards from multiple epochs, you can claim them all in a single transaction using the Claim All Rewards button. This saves gas compared to claiming each epoch individually.

Network Requirement

DAO reward claims happen on Ethereum mainnet. If your wallet is connected to a different network, the app will prompt you to switch before you can claim.

Checking Your Rewards

The Claim Rewards tab shows:

  • Per-epoch breakdown: Reward amount for each epoch

  • Total pending: Sum of all unclaimed rewards

  • Claim status: Whether each epoch's rewards have been claimed

The My DAO Profile tab (available when your wallet is connected) provides a summary of your total unclaimed DAO rewards alongside your veALVA balance and voting power.

Important Notes

  • You must have participated in gauge weight voting during an epoch to be eligible for that epoch's rewards

  • Claims do not expire. You can claim rewards from past epochs at any time

  • Claimed ALVA is sent directly to your wallet on Ethereum mainnet

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