Connect to see your allocation.
Use the wallet your XRB was issued to. Connecting shares its address and signs nothing.
Questions holders ask. The lockup, the unlock block and what connecting a wallet does.
Your full XRB allocation, tracked to eight decimal places. The page reads the figure from the lockup node each time you connect, and SQRL keeps no second copy of it in a database.
At Bitcoin block 1,016,959, expected around 28 August 2027. The lockup began on 28 August 2025 and runs for two years.
Anyone can check a block height against the chain. Bitcoin blocks average ten minutes but arrive irregularly, so the calendar date moves by a few days either way as the network runs faster or slower. The height is fixed, and the date is an estimate of it.
No. Claiming stays closed until the height is reached, and there is no deadline to claim once it opens. Nothing expires while you wait.
No. The unlock is set by block height, so this page has no countdown that anyone can edit and no control that releases an allocation early.
The lockup has no allocation recorded against that address. Allocations stay with the wallet they were issued to, so the usual cause is a different wallet. Disconnect, then connect the wallet you held when your allocation was made.
No. Connecting shares your address so the page can look up the allocation held against it. The page reads the chain and moves nothing.