Your snapshot balance, delivered on Base. Same address. Whole amount. One transaction.
Read this first - it protects your tokens.
• This page - claim.tpro.network - is the ONLY official claim page. We never DM links, we never write to holders first, we never ask you to "verify", "sync" or "pre-register" a wallet.
• You claim from the same address that held TPRO at the snapshot, with a self-custody wallet (hardware, Rabby, MetaMask). Only that address can claim its row - nobody else, not even us.
• The ONLY thing you will ever be asked to do is to press CLAIM on this page: your own wallet, switched to Base, then sends one transaction with amount 0 to the published claim contract and you confirm it: the prompt must show amount 0, the network Base and the contract address published here. You never type an amount or an address, and you never send ETH or tokens anywhere. Never a signature request, never a token approval, never anything on Ethereum or Polygon, never sending old tokens anywhere. If a wallet prompt shows anything else: close it.
• The whole row is paid in one transaction. No partial claims, no penalty, no deadline pressure except the closing date shown in STATUS. A claim must be mined before that closing moment - do not leave it to the last hour.
• You pay only the Base network fee (cents). Nothing else, to nobody, ever.
• After you claim: TPRO on Base supports gasless "permit" signatures. Never sign a message you did not initiate - a signature can move your tokens without a transaction.
• Smart-contract wallets (Safe, multisig): read the notice below before doing anything.
STATUS
Claimed so far (share of the whole table)
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ADDRESSES IN THE TABLE
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TOTAL IN THE TABLE
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CLAIMED TO WALLETS
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CLAIMS CLOSE
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CLAIM CONTRACT ON BASE
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TPRO TOKEN ON BASE
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Loading the published table...
YOUR CLAIM
or check any address read-only:
No wallet found in this browser. This page loads no WalletConnect and no other external code, on purpose: nothing on it can be swapped from outside. So it connects only to a wallet that lives in the browser itself. On a phone: open this page inside your wallet app - tap your wallet below, it opens claim.tpro.network in the wallet's own browser, where CONNECT WALLET works. Rabby mobile and other wallets: open the wallet's dApp browser and type claim.tpro.network yourself. On a computer: use a browser with Rabby or MetaMask installed.
These are the wallets' own app links (metamask.app.link, link.trustwallet.com, go.cb-w.com). Whatever opens, check the address bar: claim.tpro.network. The read-only lookup below works in any browser.
YOUR SNAPSHOT AMOUNT
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STATUS
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PROOF CHECK
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WHAT YOUR WALLET WILL SHOW - compare before you confirm.
To: (the claim contract - the same address as in the official announcement and on Basescan; compare the first and last four characters)
Amount shown by the wallet: 0 (the wallet fills it in, you never type an amount; you pay only the network fee) | Network: Base (chain id 8453) | Data begins with 0x3d13f874 | ONE transaction
We never ask you to sign a message, approve a token, or do anything on Ethereum or Polygon. If your wallet shows a signature request, an approval, a different address, a different network or any ETH amount: close it.
Claim without this page (advanced) - the exact contract call
SMART-CONTRACT WALLETS (SAFE, MULTISIG)
TPRO held in a smart-contract wallet is a special case: that address is a contract deployed on Ethereum
(or Polygon), and the same address on Base belongs to nobody. So such rows are marked
"contract wallet - designation needed" (this page shows the marker when you look the address up).
The owners designate a Base address they control by sending one transaction from the contract wallet on
Ethereum to the published designation address , with the Base address in
the transaction data - only the owners can send it, and anyone can check it on Etherscan. Designations made before
the final table are in the table; later ones are served from a public reserve during the whole claim window. Ask in
the official community channel - and never "migrate" by sending old tokens anywhere:
nothing in this process asks you to send tokens.
FAQ
My address is not in the table. Why?
The table is a snapshot of the old token at two pinned blocks (Ethereum and Polygon). An address is missing
if it held no TPRO at those blocks: tokens bought or received later, tokens held on an exchange (withdraw to a
wallet you control before the snapshot), or tokens in a contract address (see the notice above - the page marks
those).
I had TPRO staked, in a vesting contract, or on Polygon.
Staking deposits and unclaimed vesting balances are credited to the address that owns them, and Polygon
balances are credited to the same address natively. Everything an address held is merged into one row, claimed
once, on Base.
Why the whole row in one transaction?
The contract pays each row exactly once, in full, at 1:1. Nothing to split, nothing to time, no penalty. The
amount is fixed by the published table and cannot be changed by anyone, including us.
Can somebody else claim my row?
No. The contract pays a row only to the address itself: the transaction must be sent by that address.
What does it cost?
The Base network fee for one transaction, paid from your own wallet. Nobody sponsors it and nobody is entitled
to ask you for anything.
What happens after the closing date?
The claim window is 36 months from launch (the exact moment is in STATUS). After it, claims stop and the
unclaimed remainder is burned. A claim must be mined before that moment - claim early.
Who holds the keys to the claim contract?
Nobody. The claim contract has no owner, no pause, no upgrade and no rescue function; its table root is
immutable. The token has no owner, no mint, no pause and no fees; its supply can only go down.
Can I verify this independently?
Yes. The snapshot tool and the published table are open, and the table root pinned on this page is the same
root the claim contract stores. The verification guide is published together with the tool.
The page shows a red "verification failed" banner.
Then this copy of the page or the table cannot be trusted - do not claim from it. Use the official hostname
only. Your row itself is safe: it is in the contract.
Something in my row looks wrong.
Report it in the official community channel with your address, before the final table is published. After
launch the root is immutable; corrections follow a published rule .