Claim your address
We hold a record for millions of addresses, built from what their owners published. If one of them is yours, you can confirm it, or correct it, and the record will say the owner said so.
Your address next to your account goes into an index we sell. We take no access to your X account: we read your account name once and discard the token in the same request.
Start a claim
You will sign a message with your wallet, then sign in to X. Both happen in this order because a signature proves the address and the sign-in proves the account, and the record needs the pair.
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Before you do
What exactly does this write?
Your address next to your X account, in an index we sell. Customers can see it, and the record will say the owner published it rather than that we matched it.
If we hold nothing for that address, your claim fills it. If we hold the same account, your claim confirms it and adds the account id, which is the part that survives a rename.
What if you already hold a different account for it?
We record that you disagree and keep serving what we have until the handle we hold stops reaching anyone. That is deliberate and it is not about doubting you: a signature proves control of a key, and keys are lost and sold. Letting one rewrite an identity outright would make a stolen key enough to put anybody’s name on anybody else’s address.
What do I get?
Control of your own row. You can correct it, and you can withdraw it later from this same page with the same wallet, which removes the pair and stops us collecting it again.
We credit your account with 250 matches, once per X account, when two things are both true: we already knew about your address before 20 September 2026, and your claim gives us the account number we were missing for it.
The first is about us rather than about you. An address we had indexed before we asked anyone to claim one was recorded for reasons that had nothing to do with earning credits, which is what makes it evidence we cannot be sold.
The second is the part only you can supply. An account name can be changed by its owner and reused by a stranger; the account number cannot. Most of what we hold came without one, so a confirmation that adds it is the difference between a record that ages and one that stays true.
Anything else earns nothing, and the claim is still written, because a correction from the owner is worth having whether or not we pay for it. Which case yours is appears as soon as you connect the wallet, before there is anything to approve.
What do you keep?
The address, the account name and its numeric id, the signature you make, and the fact that you agreed to this.
Not any access to your X account. We read your account name once and discard the token in the same request. Nothing here can post, follow, or read your messages.