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# Claim Page Guide
**Step 1: Connect Wallet**
* Click the Connect Wallet button.
* Select your wallet provider (e.g., MetaMask, WalletConnect).
* Approve the connection request.
**Step 2: Check Eligibility**
* After connecting your wallet, click the Next button.
* The system will automatically check your eligibility for the airdrop based on your wallet address and participation history.
**Step 3: Claim $RIZ**
* If eligible, you will proceed to the claiming stage.
* Click Connect X to Unlock Claim
* Read and Accept the Terms of Service \
* Click the Claim RIZ button.
* Confirm the transaction in your wallet.
* Wait for the transaction to complete. You will receive a notification when your $RIZ tokens are successfully claimed.
**Step 4: Stake (Optional)**
* After claiming your tokens, you may proceed to stake your $RIZ or $wRIZ tokens on the Staking Page.
#### Viewing Your Claimed Tokens
* Once the claim is successful, your $RIZ balance will be updated in your wallet.
* You can also view your updated balance under the My Rewards section on the ROME platform.
#### Troubleshooting
* Ensure your wallet is properly connected and has sufficient gas fees for transactions.
* If your eligibility check fails, verify that your wallet address is the correct one used during testnet participation or other eligible activities.
#### Support
For more information, join the[ Rivalz Discord](https://discord.gg/GajH3D4uvZ) for assistance.
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