
Unclaimed rewards
MerklActive proofs. Unclaimed distributions.

SALVAGE / AI RECOVERY
An agent that searches your wallet’s history for rewards, positions, and withdrawals you left behind.
Start your scan ↗One address. Four networks. Your keys stay yours.
An on-chain past worth revisiting

EthereumBaseArbitrumOptimismAn old reward campaign. Fees in a liquidity position. A withdrawal waiting for its final step.
SALVAGE follows the trail across supported protocols and brings the findings back to you, with the evidence and a place to act.
Follow the evidence ↗Your wallet balance only tells part of the story. Go deeper into the protocols you’ve used.
Explore the coverage ↗
Active proofs. Unclaimed distributions.

Collectible tokens in directly owned positions.

See which requests are ready to claim.

Follow transfers that haven’t finished.

Find balances across four networks.
The SALVAGE workspace
Tell SALVAGE where to look. Follow the scan as it happens.
Agent activity
Coverage is specific, not universal. See what this scan includes ↗

Bring it back into view.

From a trail to a next step
Connect a wallet or paste a public address.
A closer look
Unclaimed Merkl rewards, collectible tokens in directly held Uniswap v3 positions, Lido withdrawal requests, unfinished Across transfers, and native ETH or WETH balances. See the networks and exact coverage.
No. You can scan a public address. Connecting through Privy makes it easier to select your own wallet.
The scanner reads public data. You claim through the original protocol with your own wallet, where you review and approve any transaction.
It interprets what you want to focus on and prioritizes the scan. Protocol checks supply the actual amounts, ownership checks, and evidence.
The report marks that source as unavailable or partially checked. Run a fresh scan later to check it again.
Yes. Download your report after the scan to save the findings, source links, and verification details. Online reports expire after 15 minutes.
Find what your wallet left behind.
Start a recovery scan ↗