Quantus wormhole address: check daily and lifetime QTC rewards
Look up mainnet rewards by public qz address and separate mining income, wallet balance, inner hash and index freshness.
Plain text versionFind the address actually used for rewards
The official key-generation output includes a public Address; startup logs can also identify the reward address. A qz prefix does not prove it is the one your miner uses. Match the complete string and mainnet selection. Never paste recovery words or the inner hash into the website.
Daily rewards: time window and precision
The monitor uses a UTC+8 calendar day, not the browser’s location. It converts chain integers with exact 12-decimal QTC precision. Today can reset to zero after midnight while lifetime stays positive; inspect reward timestamps before treating that as a fault.
Indexed rewards are not wallet balance
Reward records describe mining rewards attributed to the address, not all incoming and outgoing transfers. An address can receive several devices’ rewards or have no recent reward. Do not infer device count, model or online status from it.
Save and cross-check
Save an address and name in the Quantus monitor, expand recent rewards and follow the explorer link. Up to 10 addresses stay in this browser and can be exported. For absent records, use missing reward checks to inspect address, sync and index time.
Common questions
Does the website need my Quantus inner hash?
No. Only the public reward address is used for lookup; keep the inner hash local.
Why does lifetime QTC differ from wallet balance?
Lifetime counts indexed mining rewards; wallet balance also reflects transfers and other state.