Delegator service
Auto-Claim
Registered on chain since 2026-08-15
Delegate or stake with CashLab and let our executor claim your rewards. Authorize the CashLab executor in the Flare portal, and, if you stake, once more on the Flare explorer for the two week staking payout, and it claims your delegation and staking rewards on-chain. Claimed rewards arrive as WFLR in your wallet, or in your Flare delegation account if you have one enabled. Enrollment costs 0.35 FLR once. Claims through Flare's RewardManager (delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share) cost 0.35 FLR each. Claims through the ValidatorRewardManager (the two week staking payout) carry no fee, and we make them only for wallets that are also enrolled for RewardManager claims. We never hold your funds.
The executor is registered on chain and has claimed both kinds of reward.
Four claims through the RewardManager between 2026-08-21 and 2026-09-28, and one
claim through the ValidatorRewardManager on 2026-09-25, each listed
with its transaction under What is proven on chain. So far
every claim was for the operator's own wallets. The executor has claimed 4 of
the 12 reward epochs from 425 to 436.
Same rule as always: best-effort, not guaranteed, check your claims
yourself, and treat any address that doesn't match the one published here
and on-chain as a scam.
Please read this first
This service is best-effort, not guaranteed.
Please check your claims yourself to verify, we do not guarantee them.
Your rewards remain yours and you can claim them yourself directly,
whether or not any executor is authorized. You can verify and claim at
portal.flare.network
whenever you like.
What is proven on chain, and for whom
| Date | What happened on chain |
|---|---|
| 2026-08-15 | Executor registered on Flare's ClaimSetupManager contract (registration transaction). |
| 2026-08-21 | First claim: reward epoch 425, three wallets in one transaction, fee 0.1 FLR from each wallet (transaction for epoch 425). |
| 2026-09-15 | Claim for reward epoch 432, fee 0.25 FLR (transaction for epoch 432). |
| 2026-09-25 | Staking claim through Flare's ValidatorRewardManager contract: 3,418.2425 FLR, no fee, delivered as WFLR to the owner's own address (staking claim transaction). |
| 2026-09-25 | Claim for reward epoch 435, fee 0.35 FLR (transaction for epoch 435). |
| 2026-09-28 | Claim for reward epoch 436, fee 0.35 FLR (transaction for epoch 436). |
Read this plainly. Every claim listed here was made for wallets
that belong to the operator. As of 2026-09-28 the executor has not claimed for
any outside wallet. The 4 claims through the RewardManager were for reward
epochs 425, 432, 435 and 436. That is 4 of the 12 reward epochs from 425 to
436. The executor made no claim for the reward epochs in between. The executor has sent 8 transactions in total (the 6 above
plus 2 fee settings) and 8 of 8 succeeded, read from the chain on 2026-09-28.
What it does
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| What gets claimed | Your delegation rewards (WFLR / FTSO) and the per epoch staking share (P-chain mirror), the reward types Flare's autoClaim supports (Path 1 below), and native staking rewards paid through Flare's ValidatorRewardManager contract (Path 2 below). |
| Where rewards go | Claimed rewards arrive as WFLR in your wallet, or in your Flare delegation account if you have one enabled. A delegation account is an optional second account that only you can create and enable on Flare's ClaimSetupManager contract. Flare's contracts let rewards go only to your own address, to your Flare delegation account, or to an address you have put on your own allowed list. The executor gets no access to the funds in your wallet. |
| Fee per claim | 0.35 FLR for each claim through Flare's RewardManager contract, which covers delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share. In effect since reward epoch 435 (2026-09-21), set on chain on 2026-09-12 (fee setting transaction). Claims through the ValidatorRewardManager (the two week staking payout) carry no fee. We make them only for wallets that are also enrolled for RewardManager claims, which costs 0.35 FLR once at enrollment. The fee is taken from the claimed rewards and can be read at any time on the ClaimSetupManager contract. The fee is charged on each claim, and an executor can claim each reward epoch separately, so count on one fee for every reward epoch claimed. Flare's contract allows a claim only when the rewards are at least the fee. |
| One-time enrollment cost | The per-claim fee at the time you enroll (see “What it costs you, in full”), attached by your wallet when you add the executor. Flare's contract pays it to a newly added registered executor. The rule is Flare's. The amount equals our per claim fee. |
| Fee changes | Flare's contract caps any executor's fee at 100 FLR. Any change an executor makes takes effect at the start of the third reward epoch after the change, between 7 and 10.5 days later. The fee can change, so check it on the ClaimSetupManager contract. Ours worked exactly that way: the 0.35 fee was set on 2026-09-12 and took effect at reward epoch 435. |
| Custody | None. No token approvals, no deposits, no smart-contract allowances. The executor can only trigger claims. It gets no access to the funds in your wallet. |
| Leaving | Any time, without asking us. Path 1 in the Flare portal, Path 2 on the Flare explorer. Manual claiming always keeps working, whichever happens first simply wins; nothing can be claimed twice. |
What it costs you, in full
Per claim through the RewardManager
0.35 FLR
In effect since reward epoch 435 (2026-09-21). Covers delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share. Claims through the ValidatorRewardManager: no fee, made only for wallets that also enrolled for RewardManager claims. Readable on the ClaimSetupManager contract
Taken from the rewards being claimed. Count on one fee for every reward epoch claimed.
Once, at enrollment
Same as the per-claim fee
Whatever the per-claim fee is on the day you enroll, attached by your wallet. Flare's contract pays it to a newly added registered executor. The rule is Flare's. The amount equals our per claim fee.
Funds you send to us yourself
0 FLR
You never send funds to CashLab yourself. The one payment from your wallet is the enrollment fee, which Flare's contract pays to the executor. Anyone asking you to send funds is a scammer.
Small balances, the contract's rule, stated plainly
Flare's contract only permits an executor claim when your accumulated rewards are at least the current per-claim fee (the contract enforces this against whatever the fee is at claim time). Below that, we cannot auto-claim for you, your rewards simply keep accumulating until they cross the threshold, and you can always claim any amount yourself, fee-free, in the portal. Remember Flare's claim window: rewards in the RewardManager that are left unclaimed expire after about 90 days, whether or not an executor is set.
How to set it up: two separate paths
| Path | Where it is done and what it costs |
|---|---|
| Path 1: delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share | Done in Flare's own portal. One address field, and 0.35 FLR attached once by your wallet. Steps just below. |
| Path 2: the two week staking payout | Done on the Flare explorer, on Flare's ValidatorRewardManager contract. Amount 0. Steps further down. Our service serves Path 2 only for wallets that also did Path 1, which costs 0.35 FLR once at enrollment and 0.35 FLR for each claim through the RewardManager. |
Nothing is signed on this website. You act only in Flare's portal or on the Flare explorer, with your own wallet.
Path 1: delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share, in the Flare portal
Already using another executor? Setting an executor
(setClaimExecutors) replaces your entire
executor list, it does not add to it. The Flare portal sets a single
executor, so setting ours there removes any executor you had set before. To
keep another executor on Path 1, do not use the portal. Open the
ClaimSetupManager
contract on the Flare explorer, choose the Contract tab, then Read/Write
contract, then Read. Find claimExecutors, enter your
wallet address, press Read, and copy every address it returns. Then choose
Write, connect your wallet, and find
setClaimExecutors. Put each address you copied in
its own address box (press the plus button for another box), then put the
CashLab executor address in full in one more box:
0x4b7905d5CBd4f2Ee02Aff3c20bBf728Ec69E33d4.
Do not press Self, a button inside each address box.
In the box labelled Send native FLR, enter
350000000000000000, which is 0.35 FLR written
in wei, the unit this box uses. That is enough only when your other executor
is already on your list. For any executor that is not already on your list,
add its fee too: read it with getExecutorInfo on the
same explorer page (the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract, then Read); the
fee it returns is in wei as well. The contract refunds anything above what is
due. Press Simulate and expect “Success”. Before signing, your
wallet must show the recipient
0xD56c0Ea37B848939B59e6F5Cda119b3fA473b5eB and the
amount you entered. Check that address against Flare's ContractRegistry the
same way as check 1 in “Verify, do not trust” below, with the name
ClaimSetupManager. After signing, call
claimExecutors again with your address: it must list
every executor you meant to keep, plus ours. Simulate succeeds even with a
mistyped address, so this last check is the one that counts. If an executor
is missing, do the Write step again with the full list. The missing executor
now counts as new, so add its fee. We checked this call by
simulation on the chain on 2026-09-29 (UTC), for a wallet whose list already
held one other executor: that executor plus ours with 0.35 FLR attached
succeeded, 1 wei less failed, and 0.5 FLR attached succeeded with
0.15 FLR refunded.
- Open the Flare portal and connect the wallet that holds your delegation.
- Find the Executor row. It has one address field. Paste the executor address:
0x4b7905d5CBd4f2Ee02Aff3c20bBf728Ec69E33d4 verify this address independently, see below
The portal shows executors by address, not by name. The portal itself tells you whether the address is a registered executor and what fee it charges. For ours it must say registered, with a fee of 0.35 FLR (see “How to verify it's really us”). - Confirm the transaction in your wallet. Your wallet attaches 0.35 FLR, the one-time enrollment fee, equal to the current per-claim fee. If it shows any other amount, stop and do not sign.
- Done. Claimed rewards arrive as WFLR in your wallet, or in your Flare delegation account if you have one enabled. Claims are best effort. So far the executor has claimed 4 of the 12 reward epochs from 425 to 436.
How to verify it's really us
Before you enroll with any executor, ours included, you should be able to answer: how do I know this address is really theirs? Here is how, and here is why the stakes are smaller than they look.
First, what an executor cannot do. An executor cannot send
your rewards to itself. Flare's RewardManager
contract lets claimed rewards go only to your own address,
to your Flare delegation account, or to an address you have put on
your own allowed list.
The executor gets no access to the funds in your wallet.
It takes its fee from each claim. Flare's contract caps any executor's fee at
100 FLR, so a high fee can use up a small reward. A fee change takes
effect at the start of the third reward epoch after the change, between 7 and
10.5 days later. The fee can change, so check it on the
ClaimSetupManager
contract.
So the one thing to check at enrollment is the fee. When your wallet asks you to confirm the enrollment transaction, it shows the amount attached, that amount is the executor's current fee, paid once at enrollment, and the same fee is what each later claim deducts. It must match the fee stated at the top of this page (0.35 FLR), or, if you are also adding another executor that is not yet on your list, 0.35 FLR plus that executor's fee. The protocol lets an executor charge up to 100 FLR, so a scam executor's game is a high fee, the confirmation shows it before you sign. Anything else: stop and don't sign.
Second, don't take the address from one place, including this website. If this site were ever compromised, the page (and the enrollment checker below) could show you a wrong address. That is not paranoia, it is how you should treat every operator's website. Before enrolling, cross-check the executor address in independent places:
| Where to check | What to check |
|---|---|
| Our X account | @CashLabNetwork. Any executor address posted there must match this page exactly. If the two ever differ, stop. The chain links below are the authority, not this website. |
| The chain itself | The executor's registration is an on-chain transaction anyone can read: the registration transaction and the executor's address page on the Flare explorer (chain-verified 2026-08-15). The address in that transaction and the address on this page must match exactly. |
| The Flare portal | The portal checks the address for you. When you paste an executor address into its Executor row, the portal itself reads Flare's ClaimSetupManager contract live and tells you whether the address is a registered executor and what fee it charges, for ours it must say registered, with exactly the fee stated at the top of this page. That confirmation comes from the chain, not from this website, so it works even if you trust nothing we publish. (The portal shows all executors this way, by address, not by name.) If the portal does not confirm the address as a registered executor, or shows a fee that does not match the one stated at the top of this page, stop. |
And re-read the caution above the Path 1 steps: however you enroll, setClaimExecutors replaces your whole executor list, so check the full list you are signing, not just one entry.
How to leave
| Path | How to leave |
|---|---|
| Path 1: delegation rewards and the per epoch staking share | In the Flare portal's Executor row, clear the address field so it is empty, and confirm. |
| Path 2: the two week staking payout | On the Flare explorer, open the ValidatorRewardManager, choose the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract, then Write, and use setClaimExecutors with the address box left empty. This clears your whole executor list. To keep other executors, enter only the addresses you want to keep. Press Simulate first and expect “Success”, then Write. Amount 0. Page checked on 2026-09-28. |
The two lists are separate, so leaving one path does not leave the other. No notice period, no permission from CashLab needed. Enrolling or leaving does not change your ability to claim your rewards yourself.
Path 2: native staking rewards, on the Flare explorer
Proven on 2026-09-25. The executor claimed 3,418.2425 FLR of
native staking rewards in one transaction
(staking claim transaction),
with no fee, delivered as WFLR to the owner's own address. That wallet belongs
to the operator. As of 2026-09-28 no outside wallet has been served on this
path. We serve this path only for wallets that also did Path 1, which costs
0.35 FLR once at enrollment and 0.35 FLR for each claim through the
RewardManager.
If you stake FLR on Flare's P-chain, you earn a second reward stream on top of delegation rewards: native staking rewards, paid out through Flare's ValidatorRewardManager contract every 4 reward epochs, about every two weeks (Flare's own figure). Recent distributions on that contract landed on 2026-07-29, 2026-08-12, 2026-08-26, 2026-09-09 and 2026-09-24, read from the chain. The auto-claim service claims this stream too. Where these rewards go is stated in the table below.
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Who gets it | Wallets that did Path 1 above and have authorized the same CashLab executor on the ValidatorRewardManager. Both are required. Our service serves the staking leg only for wallets that also did Path 1. |
| Fee for this stream | None. This contract has no fee mechanism and we add none. We pay the gas for each staking claim. Path 1 is required for this service and is not free: it costs 0.35 FLR once at enrollment and 0.35 FLR for each claim through the RewardManager. |
| When we claim | Staking claims are best effort. So far one has been made. Unclaimed rewards keep accruing; they do not expire on this contract, and you can claim any amount yourself at any time in the Flare portal. |
| Where rewards go | Your own address, as WFLR. The contract lets an executor deliver only to the reward owner (or to a recipient the owner allow-listed on chain, a setting only you control). On this contract an authorized executor chooses the amount to claim and whether to wrap it. Ours claims the full amount as WFLR and sends every claim to the owner address itself; this contract has no delegation-account option. |
| Enrollment cost | 0 FLR plus network gas for this authorization. Unlike Path 1, this contract takes no payment with the authorization (checked on chain 2026-09-28). Path 1 is required as well, and enrolling there costs 0.35 FLR. |
| Leaving | Any time, without asking us: use the same function with the address box left empty, which clears your whole executor list, or with only the addresses you want to keep. Manual claiming keeps working; nothing can be claimed twice. |
How to authorize the staking leg
Same replace-the-whole-list rule as Path 1. On this contract
setClaimExecutors also replaces your
executor list; it does not add. To keep another executor you already authorized
here, enter both addresses in the same transaction, each in its own address
box. This list is separate from the
Path 1 list in the portal; the two never affect each other.
We found no screen for this in the Flare portal (last checked
2026-09-28). The portal lets you claim staking rewards yourself, but its
Executor row covers Path 1 only. So this authorization is done on the
Flare explorer (the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract,
then Write), with your own wallet
connected to the explorer. The steps below describe that page as it looked
when we checked it on 2026-09-28, and say what your wallet must show before
you sign. If the page looks different, stop and check the contract address
again.
- Open the ValidatorRewardManager contract on the Flare explorer and choose the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract, then Write. First confirm the address against Flare's ContractRegistry (check 1 below).
- Connect the wallet that holds your stake.
- Find setClaimExecutors. It shows one input
labelled _executors (address[]) with one
address box. Paste the executor address in the box, without brackets:
0x4b7905d5CBd4f2Ee02Aff3c20bBf728Ec69E33d4 same address as above, verify it independently
To keep another executor, press the plus button and paste that address in the second box. Do not press Self; it is a button inside the address box. - Press Simulate first and expect “Success”. If it shows anything else, stop.
- Press Write. Before signing, check what your wallet shows: the recipient must be the contract address 0xc0CF3Aaf93bd978C5BC662564Aa73E331f2eC0B5 and the amount must be 0 FLR. Any other recipient or any non-zero amount: stop and do not sign.
- Sign. Confirm it worked with the check below, or on the same explorer page under the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract, then Read: claimExecutors with your address must list the executor you just set.
Verify, do not trust: three checks
| Check | How to do it |
|---|---|
| 1. The contract is Flare's | Do not take the ValidatorRewardManager address from this page. Flare's ContractRegistry at 0xaD67FE66660Fb8dFE9d6b1b4240d8650e30F6019 (published in Flare's developer docs) names every official contract. On its page on the Flare explorer, choose the Contract tab, then Read/Write contract, then Read, and call getContractAddressByName with ValidatorRewardManager. It must return 0xc0CF3Aaf93bd978C5BC662564Aa73E331f2eC0B5 (read from the chain on 2026-09-28). That answer comes from Flare's chain, not from us. |
| 2. The executor is ours | The executor address is the same one as in Path 1. Cross-check it in the independent places listed in “How to verify it's really us” above. |
| 3. What the contract enforces | The verified source on the explorer shows it: an executor can only trigger a claim; the rewards can only go to your own address (or a recipient you allow-listed yourself); the executor has no spending power over anything in your wallet; and the authorization is reversible any time by setting the list empty. |
Best-effort here too. Same rule as Path 1: no
guarantee, no SLA. Please check your claims yourself. Your staking rewards stay
yours and you can claim them yourself directly, whether or not any
executor is authorized, and enrolling or leaving never touches your stake.
Check my enrollment
This check runs in your browser against Flare's public RPC. Your browser sends the address you type to Flare's public RPC, so its operator can see it together with your IP address. The address is not sent to CashLab's servers. More in the privacy policy. The check asks the ClaimSetupManager contract (0xD56c0Ea37B848939B59e6F5Cda119b3fA473b5eB) whether the CashLab executor is authorized for your wallet, and the ValidatorRewardManager whether the staking leg is authorized too.
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Why it's safe, enforced by Flare's contracts, not by our promises
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Payout destination | Rewards can only go to your own address, to your Flare delegation account, or to an address you have put on your own allowed list. The executor gets no access to the funds in your wallet. |
| Double claiming | Impossible by contract: once rewards are claimed, by us or by you, a second claim finds nothing. First claimer wins; nobody pays twice. |
| Our track record | Every claim the executor has made up to 2026-09-28 is listed with its transaction link under What is proven on chain. All of them were for the operator's own wallets. |