A world built
for your Pokémon.

Connect or reconnect your wallet

Where: Top-right account button → Connect wallet

1. Open pokebombs.com and click the top-right account / Connect wallet button.
2. Choose Connect Phantom or your detected compatible Solana wallet. Unlock it and select the Solana account you want to use.
3. Approve the login message in the wallet, then wait for the game to show your address and roster. This is a message signature, not a deposit.
4. When reconnecting, use the same Solana address to recover that account’s Pokémon and progress. An Ethereum address starting with 0x identifies a different network.

What to check: The account panel shows SOLANA WALLET and your address. A new account has no Pokémon.

On a phone, open pokebombs.com inside your wallet’s browser if a normal browser does not detect it. If login fails, unlock the wallet, reconnect the same account and use Retry signed login when offered. Do not approve a token transfer just to sign in.

Buy a single box or five-pack

Where: Boxes → Pokémon boxes

1. Check that your in-game PIK balance covers the chosen pack. If necessary, deposit through the account panel first.
2. Open Boxes. Compare the single Pokémon at 50,000 PIK with the five-pack at 220,000 PIK. Review the odds and pack size.
3. Click Buy from game balance on the pack you want. This button spends the shown game balance and opens the pack; it is not a request for a free preview.
4. Wait for the confirmed delivery and card reveal. Do not repeat the purchase because an animation or roster update is slow.

What to check: Your game balance decreases by the pack price and the delivered individual Pokémon are recorded in your roster.

This internal purchase does not need another wallet transfer. If an action needs recovery, recover that existing action instead of buying a second pack.

Reveal your Pokémon and find them again

Where: Box delivery → card reveal → View Pokémon

1. Wait for each card to turn or click a waiting card to reveal it. Reveal all finishes the remaining card reveals.
2. Read the Pokémon name, rarity, types and PWR / SPD / STA. Super Legend uses the Shiny sprite.
3. Choose Continue to close, View Pokémon to open the Pokédex, or More boxes to return to the shop.
4. Open Pokédex later to find the same individuals. Revealing a card does not automatically select it for Adventure.

What to check: The Pokémon remain in your collection after the animation closes. Continue is not a second purchase.

Check a matchup before farming

Where: Map / Intel → Pokédex

1. Open Intel above the field to read the current biome type, efficiency information and wild residents.
2. Open Pokédex and inspect an owned individual or a listed wild resident. Read both type badges when it has two types.
3. For biome penalties, compare the biome type against your worker’s defensive types. For an actual attack, compare the attack type against the target’s defensive types.
4. Use the type tables in this chapter. Multiply both defensive matchups for a two-type target; do not use rarity as a substitute for type.

What to check: You can distinguish a single weakness, double weakness, resistance and immunity, and choose a less vulnerable team.

Add, replace or remove an Adventure teammate

Where: Your Pokémon + / Pokédex

1. Click + beside Your Pokémon or open Pokédex. Search by name or Pokédex number, and filter by type or rarity if needed.
2. Click + Add to team for an owned individual, or open its details and choose Add to field team. Add up to 30 individuals: 15 field slots and 15 reserves.
3. If the team is full, choose the teammate to replace. A replaced individual remains in your collection.
4. To remove a selected individual, open its details and choose Remove from selected team when available. The game keeps at least one selected member in that control.
5. Close the Pokédex and check Your Pokémon. A delivered or borrowed Pokémon does not farm just because you own or rent it; it must be in the selected team.

What to check: The team counter reflects the selected individuals. Replacing a teammate frees its recovery bed and does not sell or delete it.

Start or rest one Pokémon

Where: Your Pokémon → Work / Rest

1. Check that the individual is fed, has recovered HP and has at least 10% of its own maximum energy.
2. Click its Work button. The game sends that individual out and starts Adventure if it was paused.
3. Click Rest on an active teammate to keep that individual at camp while the others continue.
4. When ready to return a manually rested teammate, click Work again. Misty does not override your explicit Rest or To camp command.

What to check: Work changes that individual’s duty. Rest hides it from the active map without removing it from the selected team.

Send all ready selected Pokémon to Work

Where: Your Pokémon → Work All

1. Select your intended field team and feed any hungry members first.
2. Look for members with recovered HP and at least 10% energy; use Ready to inspect that group.
3. Click Work All once. Eligible selected teammates fill up to 15 field slots; hungry, recovering or insufficient-energy members are skipped.
4. Check the Exploring count and the individual energy bars. You can repeat Work All later when other teammates become ready.

What to check: All eligible selected members work. Work All does not select your entire inventory or give free energy.

Pause Adventure or choose a starting biome

Where: Pause farming → Map

1. Click Pause farming to stop the whole expedition. Individual Rest is different and affects only that teammate.
2. Open Map above the field. Inspect the biome list and choose the starting biome you want while Adventure is paused.
3. Changing the starting biome begins a new trail from that biome. It does not restore energy, food or an individual’s earning budget.
4. Close the map and use Start farming or Work / Work All as appropriate. After a biome is cleared, progression to the next biome is automatic.

What to check: The field title and type badge show the chosen biome. The route continues across all 18 biomes.

Read the team, map and battle progress

Where: Your Pokémon filters / Intel / Journal

1. Use All, Exploring, Ready and Resting above the team list. Use the page arrows when the selected roster spans multiple pages.
2. Click an individual’s card to inspect its types, rarity, attributes and available actions.
3. Use Intel for biome information and Journal below the field for expedition events. Read the defeated count to distinguish ongoing attacks from confirmed kills.
4. Use the expand icon at the field’s top-right to enlarge the game view, then use it again to leave the expanded view.

What to check: You can locate resting workers and inspect progress without changing rewards or purchasing anything.

Buy and give a daily meal

Where: Bag → Daily meals

1. Open Bag, then Daily meals · 500 tokens / Pokémon. You can also use a teammate’s Feed control to inspect that individual.
2. Locate the intended Pokémon and read its food countdown and your game balance.
3. Click Feed · 500 tokens. That action spends the meal price for this individual; it is not a whole-team purchase.
4. Confirm that its next-meal countdown is renewed. If it was hungry, use Work when it has recovered HP and enough energy, unless Misty is already managing its return.

What to check: One meal starts a fresh 24-hour food period. Energy and HP are not refilled.

Feeding early replaces remaining meal time rather than stacking unlimited days. Just fed and insufficient-balance buttons are disabled. Feeding 15 individuals costs 15 meals.

Buy a permanent Pokémon Center

Where: Centers → Build a center

1. Open Centers and choose Build a center. Compare prices, recovery rates, beds and farm support slots.
2. Choose Build this center on the facility you want. Insufficient balance or the five-Center ownership limit prevents purchase.
3. Review the permanent price and the selected team’s usable support slots. Choose Go back to stop, or Confirm with the shown price to buy.
4. Open My centers and verify that the new building appears. The full price was paid from game balance.

What to check: You own the Center permanently. Buying it does not immediately fill every bed or pay a token bonus.

Put a selected Pokémon into a recovery bed

Where: Centers → My centers → Check in

1. Select the Pokémon for your field team first; recovery-bed choices use selected teammates.
2. In My centers, find a building with a free bed and choose an individual in Selected team.
3. Click Check in. This moves that worker off the active field and into the selected Center’s recovery.
4. Read its energy and time to 10% in the bed list. To move it to another building, choose it under that other Center and Check in there.

What to check: The bed occupancy increases and the worker recovers at that Center’s rate. It does not keep attacking while checked in.

Fill free beds and understand farm support

Where: Centers → My centers

1. Find a Center with free recovery capacity.
2. Click Fill free beds · resting Pokémon. It places eligible resting selected teammates into available beds; it does not pull every active worker out of combat.
3. Check occupied beds and the Supported names shown for each Center.
4. Farm support is assigned separately, strongest Centers first and following selected-team order. You do not need to put an active worker into a bed to receive its assigned support.

What to check: Recovery capacity is respected. Each Pokémon gets at most one Center’s farm support bonus.

Return a recovered worker or move it to camp

Where: Centers → My centers → Work / To camp

1. Locate the individual in its Center’s bed list and check food, HP and energy.
2. Click Work when enabled to send it back from 10% energy. Feed first or recover HP if the control says it is not ready.
3. Alternatively, choose To camp to release the bed while leaving the individual resting outside.
4. A To camp command remains a manual rest override until you later choose Work, including when Misty is hired.

What to check: Work sends the individual out; To camp frees the bed without starting work. Recovery can continue while disconnected, but farming cannot run indefinitely offline.

Hire Misty for the selected team

Where: Your Pokémon → Misty

1. Have at least 250,000 PIK in game balance and select your Adventure teammates. A Center is optional.
2. Click Misty beside the team heading. Read the seven-day price and the 1% rest / 80% return rules.
3. Choose Hire Misty · 7 days, review the service, then Confirm with the displayed price.
4. Verify that the panel says Misty is ON and shows a service-end date. Run Adventure to let her manage tired workers.

What to check: One paid seven-day service is active for your selected team. She automatically rotates the selected reserves, keeping at most 15 working. Unselected inventory is not included.

Pause Misty or choose preferred recovery Centers

Where: Misty → Pause Misty / Preferred recovery Center

1. Open the Misty panel. Click Pause Misty to stop new automatic duty changes, or Enable Misty to resume during the valid period.
2. For an individual preference, find its Preferred recovery Center dropdown and choose a Center you own.
3. Choose Misty decides to return to automatic bed selection. The dropdown saves the chosen preference; there is no extra purchase.
4. Keep Adventure running and connected. Existing bed capacities, food, HP and manual rest orders still apply.

What to check: Preferences change bed organization, not energy production or the number of beds. Pausing Misty does not pause the seven-day expiry.

Renew an expired Misty service

Where: Misty → Renew 7 days

1. Open Misty and read the end date. Renewal is available after the current period expires, not while it is still active.
2. Keep enough PIK in game balance for a fresh seven-day period.
3. Choose Renew 7 days, review the price and confirm once.
4. Check the new end date and ON status. Use Work for any Pokémon you previously placed in manual rest.

What to check: A new seven-day period starts from renewal. The game never renews or charges automatically.

Fuse five Pokémon into the next rarity

Where: Pause farming → Bag → Fusion lab

1. Pause farming and finish or cancel any arena reservation or battle. Open Bag, then Fusion lab.
2. Choose a rarity and select five different owned Pokémon of that rarity. Select the Pokémon whose species you want to keep first; the other four will be consumed. Search and pages do not clear your selection.
3. Choose Review fusion. Check the kept species, next rarity and all four permanent sacrifices; Back returns without changing anything.
4. Review the fee, then choose Pay PIK & fuse once. After confirmation, check the saved upgraded Pokémon. Legend upgrades to Super Legend with the Shiny sprite.

What to check: Five become one: four individuals are permanently removed and the first keeps its UUID and species at the next rarity. Fusion costs by input rarity: Common 10,000 PIK; Rare 20,000; Super Rare 40,000; Epic 80,000; Legend 160,000. The full fee returns to the reserve.

Attributes and abilities roll in the next rarity’s normal range. Original acquisition time, earning history and food expiry remain; fusion does not refill HP or energy or credit tokens. Rented, listed and highest-rarity Pokémon cannot be inputs. Earned rewards from consumed individuals remain claimable once.

Evolve an owned individual with a stone

Where: Pause farming → Bag → Evolve

1. Collect compatible stone drops through verified mob defeats; the Bag shows each stored quantity.
2. Pause farming, then open Bag. Find the evolution card for the exact individual and read its required stone and resulting species.
3. If a compatible stone is available, choose Evolve. Review the preview, then choose Use stone & evolve; Back to bag cancels before confirmation.
4. Check the individual’s new species and type badges. It remains the same individual with its rarity, attributes, abilities and Shiny status.

What to check: One compatible stone is consumed. No second Pokémon is created and no fresh farm earning budget is granted.

A Pokémon can also expose Evolution options in its details. Borrowed Pokémon cannot be evolved; not every evolution method is implemented.

Claim earned PIK into the game balance

Where: Adventure → Claim PIK

1. Read Total farmed PIK and PIK ready to claim under the field. Only the ready amount is still unclaimed.
2. Click Claim PIK once and wait for the confirmation. Finish or recover an existing action first if the game reports one.
3. Check that your in-game balance increased and the claimed ready amount decreased. Total farmed keeps its accumulated history.
4. To use those tokens in the game, open Boxes, Bag, Centers or another paid feature. To transfer to the wallet, use the separate withdrawal flow.

What to check: Claim is an internal balance credit, without a wallet transfer or withdrawal fee.

If the current field shows no own farm PIK but you have rental-owner earnings, use Wallet & rewards → Claim verified loot, which also includes eligible rental shares.

Buy another player’s Pokémon

Where: Market → Buy

1. Open Market → Buy, browse the pages and inspect species, rarity, attributes and total price.
2. Click Buy Pokémon on the chosen available listing.
3. Review the delivery conditions, current energy and food-expiry carryover, then choose Pay with the stated price. Back cancels the review.
4. Wait for Pokémon purchased. Open Pokédex, add the delivered individual to your selected team and use Work when ready.

What to check: The listed PIK price is deducted from game balance. Ownership transfers; selecting the new arrival for work is a separate action.

List an owned Pokémon for sale

Where: Pause farming → Market → List Pokémon

1. Pause Adventure and finish or cancel any arena match. You cannot list a borrowed Pokémon.
2. Open List Pokémon, choose the individual, select Permanent sale and enter the total sale price in 1,000-PIK steps.
3. Read the shown seller and reserve split, then choose Review offer.
4. Review the exact individual and price, then click List Pokémon. Check it under My offers.

What to check: The listed individual leaves your usable roster and stays in market custody. When sold, 72% credits your game balance and 28% goes to the reserve.

Listing is not an immediate sale. You cannot use the listed Pokémon while waiting for a buyer.

Cancel an unaccepted offer

Where: Market → My offers → Cancel offer

1. Open My offers and find the listing that is still offered, rather than already sold or rented.
2. Choose Cancel offer and review which individual will return.
3. Confirm Cancel offer, or Keep listed to stop.
4. Check the roster and select the returned individual again if you want it in Adventure.

What to check: The available offer closes without a charge; its individual returns with existing energy and food expiry. An active seven-day rental cannot be cancelled through this button.

Offer your Pokémon for a percentage rental

Where: Pause farming → Market → List Pokémon → 7-day reward share

1. Pause Adventure and finish or cancel your arena match. Choose an owned, non-borrowed individual in List Pokémon.
2. Set Offer type to 7-day reward share, then enter the owner’s whole percentage from 1 to 99.
3. Read the corresponding renter percentage, zero rental commission and no upfront payment. Choose Review offer.
4. Confirm List Pokémon. Check My offers; your individual is unavailable to you while offered or rented.

What to check: The listing offers exclusive seven-day use with the stated reward split. Your owner percentage is not a fixed PIK fee.

Activate a rental and use the borrowed Pokémon

Where: Market → Rent → Rent for 7 days

1. Browse Rent and compare the owner / renter percentages and individual attributes.
2. Choose Rent for 7 days. Review the split, term and existing energy and food expiry.
3. Confirm Activate 7-day rental. There is no upfront rental payment; food and battle-entry costs remain your responsibility.
4. Check My rentals for the end date. Add the individual through Pokédex for Adventure, or through Choose Pokémon for trainer battles.
5. Use Work once the selected worker is fed and ready. Do not assume renting instantly refills energy or renews food.

What to check: The rental can participate in farm and PvE/PvP; attributable rewards use the contract split. It returns automatically after expiry, respecting an already active battle.

Borrowed individuals cannot be sold, re-rented or evolved.

Collect a rental owner’s farm share

Where: Market → farm share → Wallet & rewards

1. Open Market and read Farm rental share ready. Refresh to see newly recorded owner earnings.
2. Open your account → Deposit · withdraw · rewards.
3. Read Verified loot and click Claim verified loot. This includes eligible rental-owner farm shares as well as your own eligible farm.
4. Check your game balance and the reduced pending share. Attributable PvE/PvP rental shares are included in their normal prize settlement.

What to check: The owner receives only the contracted portion of actual attributable rewards. Claiming is not a wallet withdrawal.

Build a trainer team and choose moves

Where: Battles → Choose Pokémon → Choose moves

1. Open Battles. Adventure pauses when entering this mode; the arena uses your existing account and eligible roster.
2. Click Choose Pokémon or an empty team slot. Select one to six individuals in the intended starting order; click a selected one again to remove it.
3. Choose Done. On each selected card, click Choose moves, pick one to four distinct supported moves and choose Save moves.
4. Read each move’s type, power or status effect, accuracy and PP before creating a match. Changes here do not replace your Adventure team.

What to check: Your trainer lineup and legal moves are ready. Battle HP and PP start fresh for the match; farm food and energy are not refilled.

Play a free practice battle

Where: Battles → PvE → Free practice

1. Prepare a trainer team and moves, then choose a PvE trainer difficulty available to you.
2. Click Free practice · no prizes or daily start.
3. Review the setup and choose Ready · start battle.
4. Play turns using FIGHT and POKÉMON. After the result, use Review battle or Back to lobby.

What to check: Practice uses the battle engine but charges no entry and awards no PIK, ranking points or paid-start usage.

Enter a paid PvE trainer challenge

Where: Battles → PvE · Trainer challenges

1. Check your league, remaining rewarded starts and 5,000-PIK game balance. Prepare the lineup and moves before entry.
2. Choose the available trainer challenge and click Enter PvE · 5,000 game tokens. The entry is reserved during setup.
3. Review the frozen team. Cancel reservation before starting if you want the full reservation returned; otherwise choose Ready · start battle.
4. Play the battle. A verified victory adds the challenge’s points to that league’s daily ranking; losing or forfeiting does not add victory points.
5. Open Daily ranking for your projected share. The daily pool settles later into game balance; a PvE win is not an immediate fixed 9,000-PIK prize.

What to check: A started paid PvE match consumes one of the three daily starts. Its entry funds the 4,000-PIK pool share and 1,000-PIK reserve share.

Create a private paid PvP duel

Where: Battles → PvP · Link battle → Create duel

1. Agree on the same league and team size with the other trainer. Both need the 5,000-PIK entry balance.
2. Select your team and moves, then click Create duel · 5,000 game tokens.
3. Share the full displayed room code with the intended opponent. The entry is held while the room waits.
4. After the opponent joins, review the teams and choose Ready · start battle. The match starts when both trainers confirm.

What to check: Both entry stakes fund the duel. A decided winner receives 9,000 PIK; a draw refunds the two 5,000-PIK entries.

Cancel reservation is for the pre-battle stage. Forfeit after the battle starts is not a full-refund cancellation.

Join another trainer’s room

Where: Battles → PvP · Link battle → Battle room code

1. Choose the required number of eligible Pokémon and their moves; your league must match the room.
2. Paste the complete room code into Battle room code.
3. Click Join duel · 5,000 game tokens and wait for the verified room setup.
4. Review the frozen lineup and choose Ready · start battle. Wait for the other trainer to confirm.

What to check: You join that specific paid room. An incorrect, expired, full or incompatible room is rejected without creating a different duel.

Choose attacks, switch and inspect a battle

Where: Active battle → FIGHT / POKÉMON / INFO

1. Read the active Pokémon, HP, types and turn prompt. In FIGHT, choose one available move with PP; INFO explains supported effects without selecting an action.
2. To switch voluntarily, open POKÉMON and choose a conscious bench member. A switch spends the turn action and the incoming member can receive the opponent’s attack.
3. In PvP, wait for the opponent’s hidden choice and the server-resolved result. Do not treat animation timing as permission to send another action.
4. After a faint, choose the replacement required by the prompt before normal moves continue.
5. Use the battle journal to review verified events. Forfeit opens a confirmation; after a finished match choose Review battle or Back to lobby.

What to check: The server resolves turns, HP, PP and the winner. Time limits still apply while you wait or leave the tab.

Read the ranking and receive daily PvE prizes

Where: Battles → Daily ranking / Daily prize history

1. Click Daily ranking and select the league you want to inspect.
2. Read its daily pool, total points, your rank and projected share. Use Previous / Next for additional ranking pages.
3. Treat projected amounts as estimates until the UTC day closes and its started matches finish or expire.
4. Check Daily prize history and your game balance after settlement. The eligible share is credited automatically in game; no wallet Claim or signature is required for that prize.

What to check: PvE pool prizes are distributed by positive victory points, not only to the top three. Rental-owner attribution is applied at settlement.

Resume, cancel or recover a battle action

Where: Battles → Resume your current battle / recovery footer

1. If a match already exists, choose Resume your current battle instead of paying for another entry.
2. If an action timed out, use Recover the same action when shown. Keep the same account and let the existing action confirm.
3. Before battle starts, Cancel reservation returns the held entry once. After starting, Forfeit follows the battle rules and is not a refund request.
4. Use Expedition to return to Adventure after leaving the arena. Check your team and explicitly resume farming.

What to check: You recover the same entry or command, with no duplicate payment. A cancelled room and a finished battle have different outcomes.

Share a referral and qualify it

Where: Friends → Copy link

1. Open Friends from your connected, configured PIK account and choose Copy link.
2. Your friend must open that exact invitation link and connect their own account before their first paid Pokémon box purchase.
3. They deposit and buy a total of 15 Pokémon through paid boxes; a five-pack counts as five. A deposit alone is not 15 purchased Pokémon.
4. Return to Friends → Refresh. Inspect the invited trainer’s purchased count, Pending / Qualified status and your boxes-ready counter.

What to check: One qualifying invitee grants the bound referrer two single-Pokémon reward boxes, once. Free boxes, rentals and team selection do not qualify.

Open referral reward boxes

Where: Friends → Your reward boxes → Open 1 box

1. Check that BOXES READY is positive in Friends.
2. Click Open 1 box and wait for the confirmed card reveal.
3. Reveal the card, read the delivered individual, then choose Continue, View Pokémon or Back to friends.
4. Repeat for the second available reward if desired, then select the new individuals for Adventure.

What to check: Each unopened reward becomes one Pokémon. Opening the same reward cannot legitimately grant it twice.

Join the video creator program

Where: Friends → Creator program → Join creator program

1. Open Friends and choose Creator program before publishing the video you intend to submit.
2. Choose Join creator program. Read the enrollment time and copy Your description verification code.
3. Create a public video on your own channel after that enrollment time: at least two minutes, with PokéBombs or PokéBomber in the title and visibly on the thumbnail.
4. Put your unique creator code in the video description. The code is how the game verifies that the submitted channel is yours.

What to check: You are enrolled and have a description code. Enrollment alone does not grant a box.

Verify a video and open its reward

Where: Creator program → YouTube video link

1. Wait until the eligible public video has at least 100 views. Confirm that its title, thumbnail and description code meet the requirements.
2. Paste the video link into YouTube video link and click Verify video & earn 1 box.
3. Wait for automatic verification. If a condition fails, fix it or wait for the required views / 24-hour channel cooldown before checking again.
4. When a creator box is ready, click Open 1 box under Your creator boxes and reveal the delivered Pokémon.

What to check: A previously unrewarded valid video grants one unopened box, subject to the channel’s 24-hour reward interval.

Recover an interrupted video verification

Where: Creator program → Recover creator request

1. Return to Creator program with the same account if submission lost its response.
2. Use Recover creator request when offered, rather than submitting another request for the same pending action.
3. Use Refresh and inspect Your rewarded videos and the creator-box counter.
4. Open a granted box only after the confirmed result appears. If the feature or providers are unavailable, keep the request and try recovery later.

What to check: Confirmed rewards can be recovered without awarding the same video twice.

Deposit PIK from your Solana wallet

Where: Account → Deposit · withdraw · rewards

1. Open the top-right account button and choose Deposit · withdraw · rewards, or use the + Deposit shortcut when visible.
2. In Wallet & rewards, choose a quick amount or enter a whole-number Deposit amount, then select the wallet holding the correct PIK token. Keep SOL available for network / token-account costs.
3. Choose Deposit PIK, review the amount and approve the transfer in the selected wallet when it opens. Confirm only the intended operation.
4. After approving, the game tracks Solana confirmation and credits the game balance automatically, even if you close this window. Do not start a second deposit to fix a pending first one.
5. Check the confirmed entry, View transaction link and increased Game balance before buying items.

What to check: The full confirmed PIK deposit becomes in-game balance backed by the reserve. Connecting the wallet by itself does not make a deposit.

Withdraw game balance to your wallet

Where: Wallet & rewards → Review withdrawal

1. Claim eligible farm or rental loot into game balance first if needed. Verified loot and game balance are separate amounts.
2. Enter the gross withdrawal: 40,000–1,000,000 PIK, in multiples of 100, within your UTC-day cap and five-minute interval.
3. Click Review withdrawal. Read the gross amount, net amount, 5% PIK fee, 0.02 SOL charge and additional network costs.
4. Choose Approve with your original wallet and approve the intended Solana transaction. Wait for the recorded result.
5. Use Refresh status or Resume withdrawal for a pending request. After confirmation, open View transaction to verify receipt in that wallet.

What to check: A paid withdrawal transfers the displayed net PIK to your wallet. Claiming loot or simply opening this panel does not withdraw anything.

Recover a slow or interrupted payment

Where: Wallet & rewards → recovery controls

1. Reconnect the same Solana account. Read Payment history before creating another payment.
2. A registered deposit already approved in your wallet is checked automatically, including recovery of its same saved signed transaction after a connection interruption. No new wallet signature is requested automatically. If manual attention is still needed, use Recover saved payment, Resume deposit / Resume withdrawal or Refresh status.
3. Approve in the wallet only if that same recoverable operation still needs an unsigned transaction. A submitted transaction may only need confirmation.
4. For confirmed status, check the game balance or recipient transaction. For a verified expired / failed withdrawal, check that reserved PIK returned to game balance before starting a new request.

What to check: Recovery checks or completes the existing operation rather than intentionally paying twice. A network timeout by itself is not proof of failure.

Recover a deposit you already sent manually

Where: Wallet & rewards → Recover a manual deposit

1. Find the original Solana transaction hash in your wallet or explorer. Use the transaction signature, not your wallet address or the token mint.
2. Connect the account that sent that PIK deposit, then paste the original hash into Recover a manual deposit.
3. Choose Verify and recover deposit. The server checks the sender, token, destination, transfer and confirmation.
4. Refresh the payment history and game balance. An already credited transfer cannot be credited again, even if the same hash is submitted twice.

What to check: Only a valid, recoverable game-reserve deposit can be credited. This control does not retrieve arbitrary transfers to another address.

Cancel a withdrawal that has not been signed

Where: Wallet & rewards → pending withdrawal

1. Read the pending withdrawal row and status.
2. If it is still awaiting_signature and offers Cancel unsigned withdrawal, choose that control.
3. Use Refresh status to confirm the terminal result and restored game balance.
4. If the transaction has already been signed or submitted, use recovery instead; closing the wallet or browser is not a reliable cancellation.

What to check: An eligible unsigned request can release its reserved game balance. A payment already sent cannot be undone with a browser button.

Find the official token and community

Where: Home banners / this whitepaper’s PIK & reserve section

1. Use the $PIK on Pump.fun home card or Official PIK link in this whitepaper to open the linked token page.
2. Compare its mint with the complete PIK mint printed here; the ticker alone does not identify a token.
3. Use the reserve link here to inspect that public wallet, and View transaction in payment history for a specific payment.
4. Use Join our Discord / Questions? Join Discord for announcements and player support. Return to the game to perform account actions.

What to check: Official external information opens separately. These links do not deposit, claim, withdraw or sign anything for you.