A schedule is not a payment
A scheduled round needs available funding, a completed snapshot and allocation, and successful token transfers. A countdown reaching zero does not confirm a payout. The interface waits for an updated record.
How your share works
The intended allocation follows qualifying ECHO holdings divided by all eligible ECHO in that round. In an example with a 1,000 PUMP pool and a 1% share, the allocation before rounding would be 10 PUMP. This is an example, not a forecast.
Four different amounts
Estimated allocations can change. Fixed allocations are recorded obligations. Pending transfers are being settled. Confirmed paid amounts have completed the required confirmation process. Reconciling means the transfer outcome is still being checked.
Small amounts and rounding
Amounts must retain exact integer precision. The eventual policy must define minimum transfers, deferred obligations and how remainder is carried forward. These choices are not established by this frontend.
Finding your receipt
Open Public rounds, choose a round, and inspect its accounting and recipient records. A live round can have several transactions. Each payout must show its own relevant proof. Demo records deliberately contain no invented explorer links.
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