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  1. Rewards Dashboard

Registering to the Rewards Program

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Last updated 1 month ago

To register your relay and begin earning rewards, follow these steps to set up your machine and complete the registration process on the Anyone Protocol Dashboard.

If you have a Anyone Hardware Relay, you do not need to lock tokens—simply claim the device once it's set up.

Contents of this page:

Installation and Configuration

Adding Ethereum Wallet Address to anonrc

Using the Dashboard to Claim and Manage Your Relays

Installation and Configuration

  1. Install the Anon package and configure your relay.

Anyone Hardware devices

Follow the instructions provided in the Hardware section, Setup Guide or Relay Settings to enter your Ethereum Address. Anyone Hardware relay Setup Wizard: Hardware Setup > Setup Guide To manually edit the address and NFT info in the Control panel visit:

Hardware Setup > Relay Control Panel > Relay Settings

Standalone devices

Follow the instructions provided in the Installation section to get started setting up a relay and configure your

Relay Setup > Installation and Usage > Setting up Your Environment

If you already have a relay running, continue reading!

Adding Ethereum Wallet Address

  1. Add your wallet address to the anonrc file to link it with your relay for rewards.

Debian example: Open the anonrc file in a text editor:

sudo nano /etc/anon/anonrc

Find the ContactInfo line, and add your wallet address with the prefix @anon: .

Example
ContactInfo @anon: 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

  1. Restart the Anon service to apply the changes:

sudo systemctl restart anon.service

Optionally Verify the Changes in anonrc

sudo /usr/bin/anon -f /etc/anon/anonrc --verify-config

Using the Dashboard to Claim and Manage Your Relays

Once your machine is set up, follow these steps to connect your wallet, lock tokens (if necessary), and claim your relay via the Anyone Protocol Dashboard.

(Note that it can take a few hours for the device to show up on the dashboard after registering the address in the configuration of your relay)

See full video tutorial on the Rewards Dashboard page.

See Resources & Community and Customer Support for help and updates.

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