# Checking your wallet

> Reading your node wallet in the web panel's Wallet page, checking tokens and provision NFTs, and claiming lending rewards.

Source: https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/operations/wallet-page

**Level:** Standard

*For anyone running the Lithos client with its web panel. No Ergo experience needed.*

The web panel's **Wallet** page shows what the node wallet your client signs with holds: its ERG, its
tokens, the boxes the client is holding for transactions, and your lending rewards. This page covers
reading it, checking tokens, and claiming rewards. The settings that control how the client uses the
wallet are in [Wallet and consolidation](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/configuration/wallet).

## Opening the Wallet page

Open **Wallet** in the client's navigation bar. The page reads your wallet through the client's API, so
it needs the API key, entered under **Settings**. The key is kept in memory, so you enter it again
after refreshing the page, unless you turn on **Remember API key in this browser**. Read
[Remembering the key in the web panel](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/configuration/node#remembering-the-key-in-the-web-panel)
before you do.

## Reading the summary

The top of the page shows the following figures:

| Figure | What it shows |
|---|---|
| **Spendable** | ERG in plain boxes the client is not holding for anything. A join quote is priced against this |
| **Held for transactions** | ERG and boxes held for transactions in flight, or kept for your own blocks |
| **Tokens** | How many tokens the wallet holds, and how many are verified |
| **Claimable rewards** | Lending rewards you can claim now, and how many reward boxes have unlocked |

Held boxes come back once the transaction they fund confirms or fails.
[When held boxes are released](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/configuration/wallet#when-held-boxes-are-released) explains how
long that can take.

## Checking your tokens

The **Tokens** list shows every token the wallet holds, verified tokens first. Filter it by
**Verified**, **Unverified** or **NFTs**, or search by name, ticker or id. Hover over a token to see its
full details.

A **Verified** badge means the token is on the verified list that ships with the client. Any other
token's name and ticker were chosen by whoever minted it, and another token can carry the same name.
Check the token id before you trust a name.

## Checking provision NFTs

A LithosDex position is owned by an NFT, and anyone can mint a token named like one. The page checks
the single-unit tokens in your wallet against the LithosDex pools and marks each one as follows:

| Badge | What it means |
|---|---|
| **LD-NFT** | The NFT owns an open provision. Hover to see the pool and the provision's stats, or follow the link to the pool's **Liquidity** tab |
| **Not an LD-NFT** | The token is named like a provision NFT, but owns no open provision |

The check runs by itself when the wallet holds 100 tokens or fewer. Above that, tick
**Check provision NFTs automatically**, or select the tokens to check and select **Check selected**.
**Select LD-NFT names** selects every token named like a provision NFT.
[Providing liquidity](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/lithosdex/liquidity#checking-a-provision-nft) covers checking an NFT you do
not hold.

## Claiming lending rewards

When a block spends one of your collateral boxes, the block's reward is paid to you and locked for 720
blocks, about a day at Ergo's 2-minute block time. **Lending rewards** shows what is **Claimable now**
and what is **Still locked**.

Select **Claim** to move every unlocked reward to your primary address at once, where it becomes
spendable ERG. The client also does this on a timer, as
[Sweeping lending rewards](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/configuration/wallet#sweeping-lending-rewards) describes.

**Primary address** shows the address that receives change and swept rewards.

## Next steps

- [Wallet and consolidation](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/configuration/wallet): how the client selects, holds and merges
  your wallet's boxes.
- [Choosing a pool](https://lithosprotocol.org/docs/lithosdex/pools): what the verified list means for LithosDex pools.