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Supported checks

The board checks each wallet in your profile against the allowlists of listed drops. Without the optional OpenSea sign-in, the check covers stages that are open or opening. With Sign in with OpenSea for a wallet, the board can also read allowlists a project has already published for stages that have not opened yet.

Sign in with OpenSea is optional and separate from connecting a wallet: open the wallet selector (WALLETS ▾), press SIGN IN WITH OPENSEA next to a wallet and sign OpenSea's own login message. The same signature safety rules apply: read the domain, purpose and message before signing. A pass for that wallet is kept in a browser cookie that scripts cannot read for 3 days (72 hours) and is used only to ask OpenSea about eligibility; the board asks you to sign in again after it expires.

Result meanings

• Green card with a colored square in a stage cell: that wallet is on the allowlist of that stage.
• Tick instead of a square: the wallet already used its allowance in that stage.
• YOU'RE ON THE LIST OF N COLLECTIONS: at least one shown wallet is eligible for N drops.
• YOU CAN MINT N RIGHT NOW: N of those stages are open at this moment.
• NO LIVE MINT OPEN FOR YOUR WALLETS: eligible, but no stage is open yet.
• NO LISTS: no shown wallet is on a detected allowlist right now.
• CHECKING…: a check is running.

Eligibility answers are remembered in your browser for a few minutes so the board can show them instantly, and are stored with your profile so that Telegram can send your whitelist schedule; an unconfirmed answer is dropped after ten days or when its stage ends.

Unknown and stale results

• N UNANSWERED, RETRYING… means the check could not get an answer for N drops and will try again. Earlier answers stay in place.
• Press RECHECK to run the check now, for example right after a project publishes a new list.
• A verdict is tied to a stage: when the stage closes or the project rewrites its schedule, the square disappears.
• MINE ONLY hides every card none of your shown wallets can enter; new cards appear there only once the check finds you on their list.

Checks through the API

Cassette holders can run the same check from their own tools. It works exactly as on the site: your wallet signs OpenSea's sign-in message, OpenSea answers about that wallet, and its limits are yours. One signature per wallet — OpenSea answers only about the wallet that signed. The signature turns into a pass that lives with you for three days; we keep neither the pass nor the answers.

A scan covers the collections on the board with a gated stage ahead, or the ones you name, and returns the collections where the wallet is on a list, with the stage it is listed for; the public stage is never reported. Collections OpenSea did not answer for are listed separately — silence is not a refusal. 20 scans an hour per key. Endpoints and examples: API reference.