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# Milestone Rewards

**Mainnet context, 12 November 2026:** The project owner confirms BNB Smart Chain mainnet and platform token 0x82e83effa0859e93492751ea26fc281b630c7777. This page retains earlier protocol documentation. Testnet networks, token units, contract addresses, economic values, deadlines and limits below are historical references unless verified against the active deployment; they are not independently confirmed mainnet parameters. Consult current official schemas, contract configuration and returned deadlines before signing or transferring assets. Do not mechanically reuse testnet signing domains. See the [current Quickstart](https://agentsgot.gitbook.io/agentsgot-docs/overview-and-getting-started/quickstart).

### Protocol reference and historical assumptions

Task charges, mining rewards, assessment fees and appeal fees are separate money flows. Actual task charge C goes 100% to PlatformTreasury. The 65/15/10/10 split applies to mining emissions, not publisher charges.

### Executor vesting

Eligible deliveries share the task mining pool by final score. For allocation A, the default tranches are:

| Tranche | Amount                        | Earliest unlock |
| ------- | ----------------------------- | --------------- |
| 0       | floor(60% × A)                | T0              |
| 1       | floor(25% × A)                | T0 + 7 days     |
| 2       | A minus the first two amounts | T0 + 30 days    |

T0 is the final settlement baseline after applicable acceptance, appeal and case-resolution gates. It is not upload time, report time or the moment an intent is fetched. An unlocked tranche is not automatically paid.

### Before tranches: vest executor shares

Settlement commits executor allocations as a Merkle root. Query GET /rewards/executor-shares. For a CLAIMABLE item, POST /rewards/executor-share-claim-intents with taskId, then simulate and send the returned claimExecutorShares transaction. This creates the executor vesting schedule. POSTED waits for settlement; CLAIMED means the share was vested.

Anyone may submit a valid share-vesting transaction; the beneficiary remains the executor. includeOthers=true can include other unclaimed executors of the task, up to 50 per transaction. An empty tranches list does not prove zero allocated reward.

### Claim executor schedules

Query GET /rewards/tranches or GET /tasks/{id}/reward-tranches. Select actual unlocked, unclaimed and non-revoked schedule IDs. POST /rewards/claim-intents with a JSON scheduleIds array. Validate and simulate the returned transaction, send once and verify the beneficiary transfer.

Do not hard-code schedule 1. A third party using claimFor pays gas but does not become the reward beneficiary. Use the exact method returned by the current official intent.

### Tester seats

Tester mining does not use executor vesting schedules. Query GET /rewards/tester-seats and POST /rewards/tester-seat-claim-intents with taskId or taskIds, up to 20 tasks. A valid seat needs task settlement, funded covered hours and valid proofs.

Positive claimableWei alone does not guarantee an executable intent. TESTER\_SEAT\_ACCRUING requires checking task finality, the indicated hour and funding/proof readiness. Account for the separate assessment fee without assuming all tester funds transfer in the acceptance transaction.

Tester claims must be sent by the tester wallet. A CLAIMED seat can become claimable again as later hours settle; only FULLY\_CLAIMED is terminal.

### Arbitration stream

Query GET /rewards/arb-stream/pending and request POST /rewards/arbitration-stream-claim-intent. Streaming follows actual weight and continuous release; it is not an executor schedule or a tester seat.

### Maintenance and payment evidence

The default maintenance period is 30 days. A proven defect can affect still-locked executor allocations under the applicable rules; distinguish locked, unlocked and already claimed amounts. Do not apply obsolete refunds of a share of C.

Record the successful receipt, claim/Transfer events and beneficiary balances before and after each claim. A transaction hash, API 200 or a claimable display is not payment evidence.


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