In the BSC ecosystem, some FLAP and FourMeme tokens support Holder Rewards or Dividend mechanisms. Eligible wallets can receive a portion of transaction taxes or other reward distributions according to the token contract rules. When there is only one wallet, checking and claiming dividends is usually not complicated. However, when users manage multiple wallets, multiple tokens, or multiple sets of tokens with recipient relationships simultaneously, switching wallets one by one, checking rewards, submitting claims, and confirming transactions becomes a repetitive and time-consuming task.

This is also the main use case for dividend batch extraction tools: to centralize the importing of addresses, reward queries, status filtering, claim submissions, and transaction tracking into one process.

What are FLAP and FourMeme Dividends?

The reward rules for different tokens are not exactly the same. Whether a claim can be made and how much can be claimed ultimately depends on the corresponding smart contract.

FLAP Holder Rewards

Some FLAP tokens will allocate the relevant transaction fees generated from trades to eligible holders based on project configurations. Users may need to meet minimum holding amounts or other contract conditions to receive rewards. CiaoTool's FLAP Dividend Claim page supports querying Holder Rewards based on the relationship between Tokens and Recipients, and allows users to view Pending Rewards, tax information, and task status.

FourMeme Holder Dividends

The FourMeme Tax Token supports the project team in configuring transaction tax distribution directions. The tax fees can be used for designated addresses, Holder Dividends, token burns, liquidity, etc., according to project settings. binance+1

If a certain token has enabled Holder Dividends, eligible holders can receive corresponding rewards based on their holding proportions. Some rewards may be automatically allocated, while others may require users to manually claim them; unclaimed rewards usually continue to accumulate based on the contract rules. binance+1

In simple terms, claiming dividends usually includes:

Holding eligible Tokens
→ Accumulating Holder Rewards
→ Checking Pending Dividends
→ Confirming eligibility for claiming
→ Submitting Claim

It is important to note that holding tokens does not necessarily mean automatic eligibility to claim. Minimum holdings, excluded addresses, snapshot times, tax allocation ratios, and claiming methods all need to follow the contract rules of the respective Tokens.

Why is Batch Extraction Needed?

Suppose a user manages 30 wallets and holds multiple tokens that support rewards. Traditional operations may need to be repeated:

1. Connect one wallet.

2. Open the corresponding token page.

3. Check Pending Dividends.

4. Verify if claiming conditions are met.

5. Check BNB Gas balance.

6. Submit Claim transaction.

7. Wait for transaction confirmation.

8. Switch to the next wallet.

If a wallet corresponds to multiple tokens, the number of operations will further increase.

The difficulties in multi-wallet dividend management mainly include:

• Verifying if Tokens and Recipients match.

• Confirming if the address meets the minimum holding requirements.

• Checking if there are any rewards pending to be claimed.

• Comparing reward amounts with Gas costs.

• Recording successful, failed, and pending confirmation statuses.

• Handling different claiming rules for different Tokens.

• Maintaining consistency among multiple addresses and task records.

Therefore, the core value of batch extraction is not to change the dividend rules, but to reduce repeated queries and submissions, allowing combinations of multiple Tokens and wallets to be processed concentrically according to a task list.

Claim Eligibility Determined by Contract

The batch tool does not determine reward eligibility, nor does it determine the final dividend amount.

The following factors are usually determined by the corresponding Token's contract or project configuration:

• Whether Holder Rewards are enabled.

• The source of reward funds.

• Transaction tax allocation ratio.

• Minimum holding quantity.

• Reward calculation time or snapshot rules.

• Automatic allocation or manual claiming.

• Whether there are excluded addresses.

• Whether rewards will continue to accumulate.

• Whether transfers or manual operations are needed to trigger allocations.

The FourMeme Tax Token mechanism can allocate part of the transaction tax to holders, while the specific allocation ratio, minimum hold, and claiming methods depend on the actual configuration of the token. binance+1

Therefore, the task status displayed on the tool page can only serve as an operation reference. Final eligibility, amount, and payment address should still depend on the Token contract and the on-chain status.

Basic Process of Batch Extraction

The multi-wallet, multi-Token scenario can be handled according to the following process:

Import Tokens and wallet addresses
→ Check Pending Dividends
→ Filter claimable records
→ Verify Gas and transaction parameters
→ Batch submit Claims
→ View on-chain execution results

Step 1: Organizing Tokens and Recipients

Before starting the task, first determine the correspondence between Tokens and wallet addresses.

Common combinations include:

One Token + Multiple Wallets

Suitable for situations where multiple Holder Wallets hold the same dividend Token.

Token A
├─ Wallet 1
├─ Wallet 2
├─ Wallet 3
├─ Wallet 4
└─ Wallet 5

Multiple Tokens + One Wallet

Suitable for situations where one wallet holds multiple supported rewarding Tokens.

Token A → Wallet 1
Token B → Wallet 1
Token C → Wallet 1

Multiple Tokens + Multiple Wallets

Suitable for more complex management scenarios. Each line corresponds to a Token and Recipient combination.

Token A → Wallet 1
Token A → Wallet 2
Token B → Wallet 3
Token C → Wallet 4

Before importing, carefully verify Token addresses and Recipient addresses. Incorrect Token addresses may lead to no rewards being found, while incorrect Recipient addresses may affect subsequent transaction execution.

Step 2: Check Pending Dividends

After completing the import, first execute a reward status check, do not directly submit all Claims.

It is recommended to check:

• Token contract address.

• Recipient address.

• Pending Dividends.

• Current reward amount.

• Whether minimum holding requirements are met.

• Whether there are any exclusion rules.

• Whether manual claiming is currently possible.

• Estimated Gas and related service fees.

If the rewards pending to be claimed are lower than the estimated Gas or other fees, the user can keep a record and wait for the rewards to accumulate before processing.

Step 3: Filter Task Status

After the query is complete, the records can be divided into three categories:

The importance of filtering lies in not needing to submit transactions for every address, only processing records that actually meet the conditions, thereby reducing invalid transactions and unnecessary Gas expenditures.

Step 4: Batch Submit Claims

After filtering, you can start batch claiming.

Before executing, confirm:

• The wallet submitting the transaction is correctly connected.

• The wallet has enough BNB to pay for Gas.

• The current network is BSC.

• Token and Recipient addresses have been verified.

• The service fees displayed on the page are confirmed.

• The number of records in the batch meets the page limit.

• Enough balance has been reserved for failed transactions or retries.

Batch submission does not mean that all records will necessarily be merged into one transaction. Each Token and Recipient combination usually still corresponds to independent contract calls and on-chain transactions.

Step 5: Track Transaction Results

After submitting Claims, check the specific status and transaction hash for each record.

Common statuses include:

• Success: The transaction has been confirmed and executed.

• Failure: This may relate to Gas, contract conditions, address eligibility, or network status.

• Pending confirmation: The transaction has been broadcast and is waiting for block confirmation.

• Not executed: The record was not included in the current batch, or the claiming conditions need to be rechecked.

Do not judge the final result solely based on the "Completed" status displayed on the page. It is recommended to verify through a block explorer:

• Whether the transaction is successful.

• The actual contract called.

• Whether the Recipient is correct.

• The final received assets.

• The actual Gas fees.

• Whether other transfers or deductions have occurred.

If a transaction fails, first analyze the reason for the error before deciding whether to retry. Directly resubmitting may incur additional Gas costs and may also result in repeated judgment due to delays in on-chain status.

How Does CiaoTool Support Batch Claims?

CiaoTool provides a batch claiming entry related to FLAP and FourMeme Holder Rewards.

FLAP Dividend Claim

FLAP dividend batch claiming

This tool supports:

• One Token corresponding to multiple Recipients.

• One Recipient corresponding to multiple Tokens.

• Token and Recipient correspondences line by line.

• Importing address lists.

• Querying reward statuses.

• Viewing taxes and Pending Rewards.

• Batch submitting Claims.

• Tracking the execution status of each record.

According to the current page instructions, the system will first check some imported records, then continue querying by groups, and process Claims according to the page task rules. Specific batches, fees, and parameters are based on real-time displays on the page.

FourMeme Dividend Claim

FourMeme dividend batch claiming

This tool can be used for querying and claiming FourMeme Tax Token Holder Rewards within the supported range on the page, including:

• Token Tax Information queries.

• Recipient address checks.

• Pending Dividends queries.

• Multi-token, multi-wallet task processing.

• Batch submitting Claims.

• Tracking single transaction statuses.

Different FourMeme Tax Tokens may have different tax fees, thresholds, and claiming rules. Users should review the public descriptions and contract statuses of the corresponding tokens before submitting.

Who is Suitable for Batch Claims?

Batch claims are more suitable for the following scenarios:

• Managing multiple Holder Wallets.

• Holding multiple FLAP or FourMeme Tokens.

• Needing to handle Holder Rewards regularly.

• Managing project operational wallets.

• Responsible for community rewards or asset distribution.

• Needing to unify records of Claim transaction statuses.

• Needing to reduce repetitive wallet and page switching operations.

If there is only one wallet and one Token, manually claiming may be sufficient. The efficiency advantages of batch querying and task processing will only become more pronounced as the number of addresses or Tokens increases.

Pre-Submission Checklist

Before submitting batch Claims, it is recommended to check:

• The Token contract address comes from official or verified channels.

• The Recipient address is accurate.

• The current network is BSC.

• The wallet has enough BNB to pay for Gas.

• The minimum holding or other claiming conditions have been confirmed.

• Pending Dividends have been viewed.

• The reward amount exceeds expected transaction costs.

• The page service fees have been verified.

• No mnemonic phrases have been submitted to any page.

• The master wallet private key has not been entered on any unknown site.

• Successful transaction hashes have been saved.

• Failed records have been separately marked and handled.

Conclusion

Claiming FLAP and FourMeme Holder Rewards is not complicated for a single wallet; however, in a multi-token, multi-wallet environment, the real time-consuming aspects are address matching, reward querying, eligibility filtering, Gas judgments, and transaction tracking.

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