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Claim your vested tokens from a Saleium vesting pool

Updated Jun 21, 2026, 09:47 AM

If you are a beneficiary of a Saleium vesting pool, you connect your wallet to the branded claim portal, view your unlock schedule, and claim your tokens as they unlock over time.

Who this is for: Participants who have been allocated tokens in a Saleium vesting pool (operators who create and fund pools have a short section at the end).

How does Saleium vesting work?

Saleium vesting uses a linear unlock with an optional cliff. That means your allocated tokens release gradually over the schedule the project set for you. If your schedule has a cliff, nothing unlocks until the cliff date passes, and after that your tokens unlock linearly until the schedule is complete.

You claim from a branded claim portal. Each vesting pool has its own claim page at:

https://saleium.io/vest/{chainId}/{poolAddress}

The project that allocated your tokens will share the exact link, or it may embed the claim widget directly on its own site.

How do I claim my vested tokens?

  1. Open the claim page link the project gave you, in the form https://saleium.io/vest/{chainId}/{poolAddress}.
  2. Connect the wallet that holds your beneficiary allocation. This must be the same wallet address the project added to your allocation, or the portal will not show any tokens for you.
  3. Make sure your wallet is on the correct chain for that pool. The chain is part of the link, so switch your wallet network if prompted.
  4. View your schedule and your currently unlocked (claimable) amount.
  5. Click claim and approve the transaction in your wallet. You pay only the network gas fee for that transaction.
  6. Repeat as more of your allocation unlocks over time. You can come back and claim again each time a new portion becomes available.

How do I view my vesting schedule?

Once your wallet is connected to the pool's claim page, the portal shows your schedule, including your total allocation, how much has unlocked so far, how much is claimable right now, and how much is still locked. Because vesting is linear with an optional cliff, the claimable amount grows steadily as time passes (after any cliff has been reached).

Is there a fee to claim?

There is currently no claim fee. You pay only the standard network gas to submit the claim transaction from your wallet. If a fee ever applies, it is shown to you at the point of action, so always defer to what the wizard or portal displays at the time you claim.

Common issues

  • Nothing shows up after connecting. Confirm you connected the exact wallet address the project added as your beneficiary. A different address, even one you control, will not see the allocation.
  • My claimable amount is zero. If your schedule has a cliff, nothing unlocks until the cliff date. Before then, your claimable balance is zero by design. After the cliff, it unlocks linearly.
  • Wrong network. The chain is encoded in the claim link. Switch your wallet to the matching network if your wallet shows the wrong chain.
  • I claimed but want more later. Vesting releases over time. Return to the same claim page whenever a new portion unlocks and claim again.
  • The pool looks empty. A pool can be deployed before it is fully funded. If the project has not finished funding or finalizing allocations, claims may not be available yet. Reach out to the project that allocated your tokens.

For project operators

If you run a project and want to set up vesting, create the pool in the Saleium wizard with these fields: Chain, Pool name, Project owner (address), and Vested token (address). Click "Create vesting pool" and approve the deploy from your wallet.

The pool deploys empty. After it is live, you fund it and add your beneficiaries and their allocations (each beneficiary's address, amount, and schedule). Once funding and allocations are in place, your beneficiaries claim their unlocked tokens over time at https://saleium.io/vest/{chainId}/{poolAddress}. You can also embed the claim widget on your own site using Embed Studio.

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