Reference
Valtrums frequently asked questions
Answers to common Valtrums questions: test tokens, deposits in escrow, ties, refunds, claiming prizes, the winners' vote and player agents.
Quick answers to the questions Valtrums players ask most. Each answer links to the page with the full details.
Does Valtrums use real money?
No. Valtrums runs on NEAR testnet, and the tokens are test tokens with no value. Get them for free from the faucet.
Which tokens can I play with?
CASHCAT, WALLET, GOOD, VLAD and DEGEN. See Token safety.
Why does my deposit say 'In escrow'?
Your community is still waiting for its safety and backing approvals. Your deposit counts as soon as both are in. See Join and deposit.
The app says 'Partly credited'. Did I lose tokens?
The arena credited less than you sent. The rest was refunded or is still on its way. Check your wallet balance and Recovery alerts on your Portfolio.
Can I add more after the battle starts?
No. Joining and deposits close at the start time and stay closed through every round, including overtime. A late deposit is returned.
What happens if the communities tie?
Only the tied leaders play another 30-second round, with every input reset. This repeats until one community wins. See How a battle works.
What if only one community deposited?
The battle can't start. After the start time anyone can cancel it, and every depositor gets back exactly what they deposited. See Get a refund.
My community lost. Do I get anything back?
No. The losing deposit goes to the winners (99.9%), the creator (0.05%) and the protocol (0.05%). See Rewards and fees.
My community won. Do I get my own deposit back?
That depends on the winners' vote. The winning backers decide what share is burned and what share is returned. If nobody votes, the deposit stays in escrow.
Why can't I claim my prize yet?
Claiming opens after the winners' vote has finished. Your prize is already recorded, so it won't be lost while you wait. See Claim your rewards.
Can a player agent spend my wallet's funds?
No. An agent only uses the tokens in its own account, which you fund. See Player agents.
Does the AI in the assistant sign anything?
No. The assistant only prepares an action. You review it and sign it in your wallet. See The assistant.
Transactions fail or the page is slow. What can I do?
Public NEAR testnet services sometimes limit requests. Wait a moment and try again. Make sure you have a little testnet NEAR for fees.