Payout coverage — what the blockchain shows

Every USDC payment Artizen's payout wallet ever sent, recovered from the public Base ledger. Check whether your wallet was paid, and when payments stopped. ← Back to main resource page

Payments stopped on October 2, 2026 — three days before the shutdown announcement. The payout wallet has sent $0 since, while the claim portal asks creators to accept reduced offers by November 30.
How to read this: find the wallet address you gave Artizen for payouts. If it appears below, that's documented proof of payment on Base. If it doesn't, no USDC payout reached it through this wallet. Note: this only covers USDC sent from the identified payout address — bank/Stripe payouts aren't visible on-chain, and Artizen may have used other crypto wallets we haven't identified.

Payout timeline

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All recipients

238 addresses received USDC from the payout wallet 0x15b61e9b0637f45dc0858f083cd240267924125d. Sorted by amount — click headers to re-sort, or paste your address into the search.

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Was your project paid? Help close the gap

The chain tells us which wallets were paid — but only you can link your wallet to your project. That link is what turns this into "which projects were paid."

Report your paid/owed status through the claim form. Tick the optional "list my status publicly" box and your project's status will be added to this page — that lets everyone see what share of obligations Artizen has actually covered and whether payments are still moving at all.

Voluntary public reports are opt-in only. The private archive never publishes claimant data without that explicit checkbox.

Owed vs. paid

The platform's own public leaderboard mirror (artizen.fyi) recorded ~$12.9M displayed across 1,212 Season-7 projects — roughly ~$10.7M of it in match, prizes, and "Venus" admin purchases that the September edits excluded from payout. Season-6 obligations sat on top of that.

Against those obligations, the on-chain rail paid $2.19M total across all seasons since August 2025. These numbers measure different things — displayed obligations vs. wallet-verified payments — but the gap between them is the question this page exists to answer.