Balance
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Deposited, minus everything settled
On hold
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Available
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What the next call can spend
Spent, all time
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On hold is not a fee, and it is not gone.
A call reserves the worst case it could cost before it runs, then charges what it actually cost and returns the difference. A generation that fails is charged nothing at all. If a hold outlives its call it is swept back within five minutes — a window measured against real jobs rather than guessed at.
Add funds
Paying by hand
Put this in the transfer memo
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Without the memo it is not a deposit, it is a reconciliation.
USDC typed in by hand carries no reference. The bound wallet catches a transfer with no memo; the memo prevents it needing to.
This key
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Deposit code—
Bound wallet—
Binding—
Calls billed—
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| When | Model | Kind | Tokens in / out | Charged | Outcome |
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Nothing billed yet
Every call this key makes lands here with what it cost, to the micro-dollar.
$ROB, sold for you
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| When | Signature | Amount | Slot |
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Nothing has arrived
A finalised USDC transfer carrying the deposit code appears here within a few seconds.
Name a Solana address and any deposit that arrives from it with no memo is credited to this key. Deposits that carry the memo never touch this rule.
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This wallet signed in, so we already hold a signature proving you control it. Binding it here is that proof being used, not a new claim — and it takes precedence over anyone who claimed the address first.
This is a claim, not a proof.
Pasting an address here checks no signature, so what it really says is “nobody else has claimed this address”. The exposure is bounded — it only ever catches transfers that arrived with no memo — but signing in with the wallet proves it instead, and a proof displaces a claim.