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# Claim Rewards
1. Check your claimable IO tokens in dashboard after 30-day period
*Note: Initially, IO token rewards are calculated and distributed based on io.net mining program season snapshots, which define the boundaries for rewards across different seasons. As io.net transitions to block rewards mining, snapshots will no longer determine rewards. Instead, DBunker will calculate and distribute rewards based on the number of IO tokens mined per A100 GPU and credit them to user accounts on a daily basis.*
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