How to claim Claimable Balance in App

1. Navigate to the Wallet Section:

• Launch the Scopuly mobile application on your device.

• On the main app screen, locate the “Wallet” button at the bottom of the interface and tap it.

2. Select the Wallet:

• You will see a list of your wallets. Select the wallet to which the Claimable Balance was sent.

3. Access the Claims Section:

• Once you’ve selected the wallet, locate the wallet menu icon (represented by three horizontal dashes).

• Tap on this menu icon.

4. Open “Claims”:

• A menu will appear with various options. Select “Claims”.

5. View Available Claimable Balances:

• The “Claimable Balances” window will open.

• You will see a list of any available claimable assets.

• If an asset can be claimed, it will typically be indicated with a label like “Claimable” next to it.

• Select the asset you wish to claim by tapping on it.

6. Review Claim Information:

• A window will open, providing details about the claimable asset, such as: 1. Status 2. Sponser 3. Claimant 4. Balance (e.g.,100 XLM, 20 SCOP) 5. Any relevant time restrictions

• Review this information to ensure it’s the correct claimable balance.

7. Initiate Claim:

Tap the “Claim (Number)(Asset)” button. For example, if you are claiming 10 XLM, the button might say “Claim 10 XLM”.

8. Confirm Claim:

• A confirmation window will pop up, asking you to confirm that you want to claim the asset.

• Review the details one last time.

• Tap the “OK” button to confirm and initiate the claim.

9. Claim Successful:

• After a short processing time, you will see a notification confirming that you have successfully claimed the asset.

• Your wallet balance will be updated to reflect the claimed asset.

Important Notes:

• Eligibility: Ensure that you meet any requirements or conditions set by the sender of the Claimable Balance, such as any time restrictions.

• Wallet Compatibility: Your Scopuly wallet must be capable of claiming Claimable Balances.

• Network Fees: Claiming Claimable Balances, like other Stellar transactions, may involve small network fees.