> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.exsat.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.exsat.network/guides-of-data-consensus/others/operation-references/synchronizer-operations/check-and-claim-rewards-for-synchronizer.md).

# Check and claim rewards for synchronizer

## Before the "BTC & XSAT Staking" phase

XSAT rewards are distributed to the Reward Address set [here](/guides-of-data-consensus/others/operation-references/synchronizer-operations/change-reward-address.md). 

You can connect your Reward Address to the exSat dApp [using MetaMask](/user-guides/wallet-setup.md).

Please visit [https://exsat.network/app/synchronizers/<mark style="color:red;">a</mark>](https://exsat.network/app/synchronizers/spider.sat)<mark style="color:red;">ccount.sat</mark> to check and claim your rewards.\
Please note to replace <mark style="color:red;">`account.sat`</mark> with your synchronizer account.

Alternatively, you can find your account on [this page](https://exsat.network/app/synchronizers) and click on it to view your rewards, and click on the "Claim" button to claim it.

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## After the "BTC & XSAT Staking" phase

XSAT rewards are distributed to the Reward Address set [here](/guides-of-data-consensus/others/operation-references/synchronizer-operations/change-reward-address.md).&#x20;

Please visit <https://portal.exsat.network/> with your reward address to check and claim your rewards. You could also recharge gas fee for your Synchronizer account on this page.

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