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# Claim Your COMPY Tokens

#### Two ways to start

From the dashboard, log in at [dashboard.oncompute.ai](https://dashboard.oncompute.ai/), click your wallet/profile button in the top navigation bar, and select "Claim grant tokens" from the dropdown menu.

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Direct link, navigate to [`dashboard.oncompute.ai/grant/details`](https://dashboard.oncompute.ai/grant/details). If you are not logged in yet, you will be prompted to sign in first.

> The "Claim grant tokens" option is only shown if you have not already claimed. Once claimed, it is removed from the menu.

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#### Step 1 — Fill in your details

Complete the grant application form:

* Name — your full name
* Email address — the address where your verification code will be sent
* Discord or Telegram handle — so the team can reach you
* Wallet address — automatically filled from your connected wallet

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Then answer the four profile questions:

Which role best describes you? *(select one)*

* AI developer
* Data scientist
* Student / Researcher
* Node operator / Miner
* Web3 builder / Founder
* Crypto investor / Trader

What hardware do you currently have access to? *(select all that apply)*

* Ultra high-end gaming PC (NVIDIA GPU 4090/5090)
* Lightweight gaming PC
* Apple (Mac M1–M5)
* Enterprise / Data center GPU (e.g. H100/A100)
* Standard laptop / CPU only
* None / Cloud resources only

What is your preferred Operating System? *(select one)*

* Windows
* MacOS
* Linux

What is your primary goal for this grant? *(select one)*

* Train AI models — I need affordable compute to train or fine-tune my own models
* Deploy AI agents — I want to run autonomous bots for trading, predictions, or automation
* Build an application — I am a developer building an app that would benefit from a decentralized AI backend
* Academic / Private research — I am conducting research and need privacy-preserving infrastructure
* Monetize idle hardware — I want to earn revenue by renting out my GPU/CPU power

Click Continue.

#### Step 2 — Verify your email

A modal will appear titled "Verify your email".

A 6-digit verification code has been sent to the email address you provided. The code expires in 10 minutes.

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Enter the 6-digit code and click "Verify code".

If you did not receive the code, click Resend (the button becomes available after a 5-second cooldown).

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#### Step 3 — Claim your tokens

Once your email is verified, you will see a confirmation screen:

> *Verification successful — You are eligible for grant distribution*

The claimable amount in COMPY tokens is displayed. Click "Claim grant" to submit the on-chain transaction.

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The transaction is processed on the Base network. Once confirmed, you will see a "Grant claimed successfully!" notification and the tokens will be in your wallet.

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