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How to check UniSat points and rewards? (Account Leveling)

UniSat wallet users earn permanent, non-transferable points for BRC-20 inscriptions, transfers, and campaigns—visible in the Account Leveling dashboard with on-chain verification.

Apr 03, 2026 at 12:40 pm

Accessing Your UniSat Wallet Dashboard

1. Open the UniSat wallet extension or mobile application on your device.

  1. Ensure you are logged in with the correct Bitcoin address associated with your BRC-20 activity.
  2. Navigate to the top-right corner of the interface and click the user profile icon.
  3. Select “Account Leveling” from the dropdown menu to enter the points tracking section.
  4. The dashboard displays your current level, total accumulated points, and progress toward the next tier.

Understanding Point Sources

1. Points are awarded for on-chain actions including inscribing BRC-20 tokens, transferring them, and interacting with supported dApps.

  1. Each inscription transaction contributes a fixed base amount, adjusted by network congestion and fee tier at time of broadcast.
  2. Holding specific rare inscriptions—such as early Genesis collections or verified creator mints—grants passive multipliers visible under “Bonus Multipliers”.
  3. Participating in UniSat-hosted campaigns, like seasonal mint events or community voting rounds, unlocks one-time point boosts recorded separately in the “Campaign History” tab.
  4. Referring new users who complete their first inscription triggers a 500-point reward credited instantly upon their confirmation.

Verifying Point Accuracy on Chain

1. Click the “View on Explorer” link beside any listed transaction to open the corresponding block explorer page showing raw OP_RETURN data.

  1. Cross-reference the transaction ID with UniSat’s internal indexer by pasting it into the search bar at unisat.io/explorer/tx/transaction_id.
  2. Confirm that the “Points Earned” field matches the value shown in your dashboard for that entry.
  3. Check timestamps against your local wallet’s transaction history to rule out sync delays caused by node reindexing.
  4. If discrepancies persist beyond 30 minutes, export your full transaction log via “Export CSV” and submit it to UniSat’s support portal tagged with “Points Audit Request”.

Redeeming Rewards Tied to Levels

1. Unlockable rewards appear automatically once your account reaches a new level threshold—no manual claim is required.

  1. Stickers, profile badges, and exclusive wallet themes activate immediately upon level-up and reflect across all connected devices.
  2. Discount vouchers for inscription fees are applied retroactively to your next three transactions after leveling.
  3. Early access passes to limited mints display as non-transferable NFTs inside your wallet’s “Rewards” collection tab.
  4. Physical merchandise codes—such as hardware wallet bundles or engraved satoshi coins—are delivered via encrypted email within 72 hours of qualification.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do points expire if I don’t transact for 90 days?A: No. UniSat points have no expiration date and remain permanently attached to the Bitcoin address used during accrual.

Q: Can I merge points across multiple addresses I control?A: Not currently. Points are strictly bound to individual UTXO sets and cannot be consolidated across distinct public keys.

Q: Why does my inscription show 0 points even though it confirmed successfully?A: This occurs when the inscription uses an unsupported op code sequence or targets a non-BRC-20 compatible output script—only valid BRC-20 transfers trigger point allocation.

Q: Are points awarded for transferring BRC-20 tokens between wallets I own?A: Yes, provided both sender and receiver addresses are indexed by UniSat’s node and the transfer includes proper BRC-20 protocol formatting in the inscription payload.

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