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If you've engaged in Lucky Buy on Magic Eden's NFT platform and seek clarity on the results, we will guide you through how to check for SOL.
For Solana
Solscan offers a straightforward method. This guide will walk you through Solscan to ascertain whether you've secured the NFT, open edition, or obtained a refund from your Lucky Buy endeavor.
Fulfill Transactions
Before diving into the process, it's essential to grasp a crucial point:
Your primary focus should be on the Fulfill transaction. You may have the Commit transaction, but the vital information is embedded within the program log of the Fulfill transaction.
To access the Fulfill transaction, navigate to the Create Account
section on the Commit transaction, identify the NewAccount, and select the relevant transaction.
Procedure
Retrieve your transaction address: Start by entering your transaction address into the Solscan search bar.
Access the program log: Scroll down to the bottom of the transaction details. Here, you'll find the 'Program log'. Expand this section for more comprehensive information.
Understanding the Results:
If you secured the NFT
If you've received the NFT, the message will be displayed as Fulfilled [Listing Type] Listing Reward at the end of the transaction log. The "[Listing Type]" placeholder will vary depending on the specific NFT listing you have won. For example, it could be Fulfilled M2 MIP1, Fulfilled M2, Fulfilled MMM MIP1, or simply Fulfilled MMM. Please ensure you review the transaction log to verify the exact listing reward you have secured.
If you bagged an Open Edition:
If you've received an OE, the program log will show Fulfilled None reward near the end of the transaction log.
The program log might show "None reward", but this indicates that you've received an open edition.
In the "Transferred" log you can see the "reward" field
The log will actually show the OE collection and the actual asset minted
Refunded transactions:
Magic Eden may refund your Lucky Buy if fulfillment is not completed. This happens in two scenarios:
If the program log begins with
fulfillM2Mip1but ends withNot enough funds to fulfill M2 MIP1 listing reward, it indicates an attempted fulfillment that couldn't be completed, possibly because the item was sold to another buyer in the interim. In this case, a refund is issued immediately.If the log shows
FulfillExpired, it indicates a failure to send the fulfill transaction due to errors such as the transaction being too large. The refund in this case will be processed after approximately one hour.
By following the steps outlined above, you can navigate the platform and access the information you need.