Claim All: One Transaction for Every Lock. Plus 13 New Badges and Shareable Profiles

Published 2026-10-05 · Tags: vault, product

Batch claims with pre-flight simulation, 37 achievements with exact unlock dates, public achievement profiles by wallet, and ranks up to Vault Legend.

Two vault releases in one day because they were ready at the same time.

Claim all

If you have several locks with claimable balances, you used to claim each one separately: one transaction, one signature, one gas fee per lock. Ten drip locks meant ten signatures. People with many small locks mostly just didn't claim, which defeats the point of the drip.

There's now a Claim all button. It gathers every lock on the connected chain with something claimable and submits them as one batch transaction (Sablier's withdrawMultiple), so it's one signature and one gas fee for all of them.

Before it submits, it simulates the whole batch. If any single lock would fail (a stream that was cancelled from the other side, a lock on a deployment that doesn't support batching, anything odd), that lock is dropped from the batch with a note, and the rest go through. A bad lock can't take the whole claim down with it.

It's per chain, because a transaction can only live on one chain. If you have locks on Base and on Polygon, that's two clicks, one per chain, and the button tells you which.

Thirteen new achievements

The badge set goes from 24 to 37. The new ones are mostly about behavior rather than size, because size badges were already well covered:

All computed from the chain, like the first 24. Unlock dates are now exact: we replay your wallet's history in order and record the moment each rule first became true, so the wall tells you when you earned each badge, not just that you did.

Shareable profiles and ranks

Your achievements page now has a public URL: /vault/achievements?wallet=0x…. Anyone can view it, no connection needed. Pair it with the Discord link if you want a name on it.

On top of the badges there's a rank, from Rookie up to Vault Legend, based on how much of the set you've earned, weighted by rarity. The page shows your current rank, what the next one needs, and a strip of the badges you're closest to unlocking.

Also today

The desktop layout got its overhaul: the sidebar is now the primary navigation, with the brand at the top, and the header is a floating strip aligned to the content rather than a full-width bar. It's quieter. More on the design pass later this month.

Calendar, claim-all, badges. Three of the nine October items done in two days. Next up is the slot search.

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