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Agents

Claims

Send an agent's funds back to your wallet.

Claims is where funds wait to go back to your wallet. Open it from the app's sidebar. One table lists:

  • each agent's deposits, profit and loss, and what it holds now;
  • free tokens in your private balance that no agent holds;
  • wNEAR in your wallet that you can turn back into NEAR.

Deleting never sends funds

When you delete an agent, it stops and leaves the Agents list. Everything it holds, your deposit plus any profit or loss, waits in Claims until you claim it. You can claim first and delete later, or delete first and claim later.

Claim an agent's funds

  1. Press Claim

    On the agent's row, press Claim. A running agent is stopped first, so it can't trade while its funds leave.

  2. Choose what you receive

    Pick the token to receive. NEAR is listed first; As held returns each token as it is; or choose another NEAR token you can receive.

  3. Wait for it to arrive

    The row shows Claiming with a timer, then the transaction once it's paid.

To receive a token, your wallet must already be registered for it. Wrenai never pays storage on your behalf.

Receiving NEAR

The payout service can't send native NEAR, so a NEAR claim arrives as wNEAR. The row then offers Claim as NEAR: one wallet approval unwraps it.

Claim your private balance

For free tokens in your private balance, Claim shows a quote first: what you send, the least you receive, the fee and when the quote expires. Press Confirm claim to send it.

Claims on testnet

On testnet, stopped and deleted agents keep their test funds the same way. Claim moves an agent's free test tokens back to your test balance at once; tokens held by unsettled orders follow when those orders settle. A running agent is stopped first. See Try testnet.

If a claim seems stuck

The row offers Check status. It reads the payout's result without sending anything again, so it is always safe to press.

Wrenai runs on NEAR mainnet. These pages describe the app as built; they are not financial advice.