Introduction
Stray finds money that belongs to your wallet but never reached it, and lets you claim it.
Crypto leaves things behind. A token you launched kept collecting creator fees. A liquidity position earned swap fees nobody collected. A lock expired months ago. A contract you deployed still holds ETH behind an owner-only function. Rewards piled up in a distributor you never opened again. None of this shows up in a normal wallet balance.
What it does
- Scans any address, read-only. Paste a wallet address, or up to 100 at once. No connection, no sign-up, no signature.
- Proves each finding. Every amount marked claimable comes from simulating the actual claim from your wallet at a recent block. If the simulation doesn't pay you, we don't call it claimable.
- Claims in one transaction per chain. When you decide to claim, your wallet receives one batch per chain that collects everything you selected, optionally swaps it to ETH or BNB, and pays our fee. The batch either completes in full or reverts in full.
What it never does
- Ask for a seed phrase or private key.
- Ask you to approve tokens to our contracts.
- Charge anything before you receive funds.
- Send a transaction you didn't sign.
Where to go next
- How it works: the scan, the simulation and the claim batch in detail.
- Coverage: every kind of finding, per chain.
- Fees: what we charge and when.
- Safety: why a claim can't take more than it gives you.