Claims & Payouts
Ranked gameplay finishes before funds are paid out. The server first persists the result and exact entitlement, then the eligible player requests settlement.
The Claim Flow
Section titled “The Claim Flow”- The authoritative game server finishes the match and records kills, objectives, the winner, and eligible Escapes.
- It calculates the exact payout and configured fee recipients.
- An eligible player selects Claim Payout from the result or match-history interface.
- Main Wallet approves the final claim transaction.
- The program verifies that exact signed entitlement and prevents a second claim for the same player and match.
The browser never chooses its own payout amount. If the exact entitlement is missing or the result has not finished, the request is rejected rather than estimated.
Winner and Escape
Section titled “Winner and Escape”- Winner: receives the exact result-based winner entitlement.
- Escape: leaves the match with the eligible value recorded at escape.
Escape is the player-facing term. Some technical records use the internal
claim type evacuate.
Host and Protocol Distribution
Section titled “Host and Protocol Distribution”When an eligible payout settles, the same transaction applies the room’s configured player, host/co-host, and protocol distributions. A host does not manually withdraw another player’s stake and cannot change the result after the match.
Current C2 Hosted-Ticket Service Fees are paid when the ticket is created and are not claimable. A future refundable C2 deposit model requires a separate, production-ready refund/claim protocol before it can be described as live.
Sponsored Placements After the Match
Section titled “Sponsored Placements After the Match”The completed-match experience can also list the terrain ads recorded for that match. Players can see the advertiser, creative, destination, terrain location, and measured exposure instead of losing the placement when the 3D arena closes.
That readable post-match record also supports the Terrain Ads & Match SEO discovery system.