Verification guide
Check it yourself in five steps.
1. Find the contract, not the page
Every claim row names the contract it came from. Open that address on the Robinhood Chain explorer by typing the explorer address yourself, not by following a link someone sent.
2. Confirm there is code and it is verified
A claim source must be a contract. On the explorer, check that the address has code and, ideally, a verified source. The Sources page shows both facts live; 'unknown' means we could not find a verified source, not that one does not exist.
3. Call the same view
On the explorer's Read Contract tab, call the view Recla names (for example balanceOf on the fee escrow, or getLock on the locker) with your address. The number must match.
4. Simulate the claim
Run the claim through the simulator from your own address. If it reverts, read the reason and stop. A real claim never needs an approval, a permit or a payment to anyone but the network.
5. Read what your wallet shows
Your wallet shows the contract and the function before you sign. Compare every character of the address with the one on the claim row.
The $RECLA address
$RECLA has not launched. There is no official address yet; assume any address shown to you elsewhere is fake until it appears here and on @recla.