SageStarknet Reward campaignTesting campaign · starkscan.co
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Reproduce the contract token-transfer flow observed during inspection and verify the rows are populated, labeled, and paginate correctly.
Sage assesses your account against what it saw itself and pays automatically when it clears.
Checking your wallet…
Where does the money come from?
A founder pre-funded an on-chain vault with hard caps. Sage can only pay from that vault, and never above each mission's reward or completion cap — it cannot overspend.
Who decides if I get paid?
An AI agent reads your evidence against the mission's criteria and decides. Every decision is published as a public receipt you can inspect — the reasoning and the on-chain payout.
My submission isn't paid yet — what now?
If Sage says “almost there,” you're close — add more of what you actually did and saw (specific screens, exact labels, what happened when you clicked) and resubmit; you get a few tries. Only if those are used up, or something looks off, does it go to a person to review.
How do you keep it fair?
Each wallet can earn up to 1 payout here, one per mission. Copied or near-identical reports are detected and held for a person to review — honest work in your own words is fine. A brand-new wallet is only noted as a caution for review; that alone never blocks a payout.
What exactly does the check verify?
For a mission Sage judges against its own private exploration, it verifies your account describes specific things Sage saw for itself — details only someone who used the product would know. To be precise about its limits: it checks that knowledge, not authorship. It cannot tell whether you experienced it first-hand or learned the specifics from someone who did. Word-for-word copies of another tester are caught; a genuine retelling in your own words is trusted. With the per-wallet cap bounding the rewards, that's a deliberate, documented boundary — we'd rather state it plainly than overclaim.
Do I pay gas?
No. Signing in and committing your evidence are free signatures — they authorize no transaction and move no funds. Only Sage's wallet pays gas, when it pays you.