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🎁 Understanding your rewards

How to read your rewards page: what each status means, why an amount can still move, what excluded means, and how the reward reaches you.

Events & Rewards 8 min read Reference Updated 18 Aug 2026

Your clan has run a payout and you want to know what you are getting, why the figure is what it is, or whether it has actually been sent. That all lives on one page: My Clan Rewards MY → My Clan Rewards. The menu calls it that; the page itself is headed My Rewards.

The thing to understand first is that the page tracks two separate questions, and only answers one of them completely. It tells you precisely what you were awarded. It says much less about whether the transfer has landed.

Confirmed
Final
the amount will not change
Pending
~ estimate
shown with a tilde
Excluded
no amount, reason given
Paid by
The portal
in-game, not by hand

What the page lists

Every reward distribution for every player you have linked to your account. If you play more than one account and have linked both, both appear, and a Player filter shows up so you can separate them.

The clan you currently have selected decides which of your players count — a linked player who is not a member of that clan is left out entirely. It does not filter the rows themselves. So once one of your players qualifies, you see all of that player's distributions, including any earned in a different clan they used to be in. If a row names a payout you do not recognise, check which clan and which player it belongs to before assuming something is wrong.

Four tiles sit at the top: a Ready total (confirmed and included), a Pending total (still being calculated), Total Distributions and Excluded.

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Easy to get wrong
The two amount tiles cover one reward type — whichever you have the most rows for. Its name and icon are printed in the tile label. If your clan pays out in several currencies, the others are not in those totals. Read the table for the full picture.

Below the tiles, filter strips for Status and Included are always present; Source, Reward Type and Player only appear when you have more than one value to choose between.


The three statuses

BadgeWhat it means for you
DraftYour clan admin is still setting the distribution up. Nothing has been worked out yet and no amount is owed.
⏳ PendingAmounts have been calculated but not confirmed. The Reward column shows the figure with a tilde in front — ~1,250 — because a recalculation or an admin adjustment can still move it.
✓ ConfirmedFinal. This is the amount you are getting, and it is what the Ready tile adds up.

Alongside the status, every row carries ✓ Included or ✗ Excluded. An excluded row shows a dash instead of an amount, whatever its status says.


Opening a row

Click any row to open its detail panel. Three figures head it — Points Earned, Reward Amount and Rank — and below them are up to four sections.

Three named methods can appear under Distribution Method: Proportional to points (your points as a share of the pool), Rank-based (all players) and Rank-based (G-level brackets), where the ranking is done inside your own level group rather than against the whole clan.

There is a fourth label, Standard, and it is a catch-all rather than a method of its own. It is what you see when the payout was split evenly across everyone included, or when your clan admin typed each amount in by hand. The panel does not distinguish between those two, so if the figure surprises you on a Standard row, ask a clan admin which one it was.


Why a member gets excluded

Exclusions are set by your clan admin when the distribution is created — they are rules on the whole payout, not a judgement typed against your name. Each one produces a specific reason on your row.

Reason shownWhat triggered it
Did not meet minimum points requirementAn event payout that only pays members who passed the event's point requirement.
Did not meet minimum chest requirementThe same, for the event's chest requirement.
Did not meet minimum crypt pointsA chest-cycle payout where you finished below your cycle target.
Profile not updated in N daysYour player record has not been refreshed for longer than the limit the payout set.
No active user accountThe player has no active portal account linked to it.
No active Gold PassThe payout was limited to Gold Pass holders. It is only applied in clans where Gold Pass status is actually being tracked.
Excluded from clan reward payouts by a clan adminA standing exclusion on your membership, not something about this payout. An admin can add a note, which is shown in brackets.
Manually excluded by adminAn admin took you off this one distribution by hand.
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Good to know
An exclusion does not always make everyone else richer. Missing a minimum means you never earned a share, so the pool is divided between the rest. Every other kind of exclusion holds back a share that was earned — that amount stays in the clan capital rather than being spread around.

An admin can also put you back in by hand. When they do, the row simply flips to ✓ Included and is paid normally — and the Exclusion Details section disappears from the detail panel, because there is no longer an exclusion to explain. Do not go looking for wording that says you were reinstated; the page does not print one. The ✓ Included pill and a Reward Final figure instead of a dash are the confirmation.


How the reward reaches you

Once a distribution is confirmed, a clan admin queues it for payout and the portal sends the rewards in game itself, from the clan's own chest grabber account. Nobody has to hand out anything manually.

Automatic Dragon Coins distributions are the exception: they are created already confirmed and already queued, with no admin step at either stage. Nobody has to notice them for you to be paid.

What the page shows you about that is a single line under Delivery: Direct message sent, with a date if one went out, or Not sent yet.

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Not sent yet is not proof that you have not been paid. The direct message is optional, your clan can switch it off, and it is off by default on automatic Dragon Coins distributions. Treat it as "did the portal message me", not "did the reward arrive". If you are unsure whether a payout landed, ask a clan admin — their view shows the delivery state per member.

Automatic Dragon Coins rows

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Your clan has turned on automatic Dragon Coins distribution. If it has not, you will never see these rows.

These are titled DC Auto-Distribution — 2026-08-15 14:00 UTC and their Source reads Auto. They pay you back a percentage of the Dragon Coins you donated to the clan since the last run, and your clan sets both the percentage and how often it runs.

Three things look odd on them until you know what they are. They arrive already ✓ Confirmed and already queued for payout — there is no draft stage and no admin step at all, because there is nothing for anyone to decide. Your Points Earned equals the reward amount, since the payout is worked out from donations rather than from points. And the direct message is off, so Delivery always reads Not sent yet.


If a row looks wrong

How your clan builds these payouts in the first place — pools, methods, brackets and exclusion rules — is described in Creating reward distributions.

Common questions

When do I actually get my reward?

After the distribution reaches ✓ Confirmed and a clan admin queues it for payout. The portal then sends the rewards in game from the clan's own account. Nothing is owed while a distribution is still Draft or ⏳ Pending, and the timing of the payout run itself is up to your clan. Automatic Dragon Coins rows skip both steps — they are created confirmed and queued straight away, without an admin touching them.

Why does my reward amount have a ~ in front of it?

Because the distribution is still ⏳ Pending — calculated, but not confirmed. The tilde marks an amount that can still change if the distribution is recalculated or adjusted. Once it is confirmed the tilde disappears and the figure is final.

It says "Not sent yet" under Delivery. Was I not paid?

Not necessarily. That line only records whether the portal sent you a direct message in game about the reward. Clans can turn those messages off, and they are off by default on automatic Dragon Coins distributions, so the line can read Not sent yet on a reward that was paid. The rewards page does not display the transfer state itself — ask a clan admin if you need it confirmed.

Why was I excluded when I took part?

Open the row and read Exclusion Details — the reason names the exact rule. Several of them have nothing to do with how you played: not having an active portal account linked to the player, a player record that has not been refreshed recently, no Gold Pass, or a standing exclusion set on your membership. If the reason does not fit your case, show it to a clan admin; they can include you again on that distribution, after which the row reads ✓ Included and the Exclusion Details section is gone.