> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.claimr.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.claimr.io/rewards/reward-settings.md).

# Reward settings

claimr offers two primary ways to manage rewards for your campaigns:

**Within Quest settings**: You can create and configure rewards directly within a specific quest. These rewards are automatically awarded when a user completes that quest.

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**Through the Rewards section**: You can create and manage rewards independently of any quest through the **Rewards** tab in your campaign dashboard.

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## General settings

When you click **Create reward**, the full reward configuration panel opens. It contains the following sections:

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**Short name**\
Create a public-facing name for your reward.

**Description**\
Add a short summary to help identify the purpose of the reward.

**Image**\
Upload an image to visually represent the reward.

## **Reward type**

Select the reward type to define how it behaves and how it's delivered.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/6Z7xvMZxw9krUxd1vtIL" alt="" width="428"><figcaption><p>Reward type section</p></figcaption></figure>

The available types are:

* **Web3 Token:** a digital asset on a blockchain (e.g. ERC-20, NFT)
* **Discord Role: g**rants a role in a connected Discord server
* **Resource:** a file or link (e.g. guide, document, video)
* **Virtual Asset:** f digital item used in a game or virtual environment
* **Invite Codes:** one-time codes that unlock access to gated services or communities
* **Gift Codes:** redeemable codes for discounts or digital products
* **Scripted:** custom logic via external scripts or API integrations
* **Points:** adds points to the user’s balance
* **Badge:** grants a badge displayed on the user profile
* **Puzzle Piece:** a collectible item used in puzzle-based campaigns

Some reward types require additional setup.

## General configuration

This section appears automatically if the selected reward type requires extra settings:

**Web3 Token**

* Select a network and environment (e.g. Ethereum → Mainnet)
* Choose a contract address
* Set the token value

**Discord Role**

* Add the claimer bot to your Discord server
* Select the server and fetch available roles

**Resource**

* Add the link to the resource

**Virtual Asset**

* Name the asset
* Set the asset value

**Invite Codes**

* Set the number of codes to generate

**Gift Codes**

* Name the gift (e.g. “5% discount”)
* Set the number of codes

**Scripted**

* Configure the script in your developer dashboard

**Points**

* Set the number of points to be awarded

**Badge** and **Puzzle Piece** do not require additional configuration

## **Finalizing your reward**

1. Double-check all information to ensure accuracy.&#x20;
2. Click **Create** to save the reward.&#x20;

To learn more about managing custom rewards through the Rewards section, visit our [Custom rewards](/rewards/custom-rewards.md)articlde. <br>


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