Sessions

How session signers, rent, and session recovery work under the hood.

Session Signer (In-Game Wallet)

When you start a game session, the game creates a temporary keypair called the session signer. This keypair is derived from your wallet signature and stored securely on your device. You sign with your main wallet exactly once to enter a session — everything after that is handled by the session signer.

→The session signer signs all in-game transactions automatically: movement, combat, and POI interaction. No wallet popups during gameplay.

→The session signer is funded with SOL from your main wallet at session start.

Session Rent

Each session requires approximately 0.12 SOLto cover on-chain account creation rents, delegation costs, VRF initialization, and transaction fees. This SOL is not spent permanently — unused rent is returned to your session signer wallet when the session ends.

When you unlock the season pass, the 0.12 SOL is sent to your in-game wallet (session signer) right away. This means you do not need to fund the session signer separately at session start — the funds are already there and ready to go.

→For repeat sessions, the session signer already has funds from prior sessions, reducing or eliminating additional transfers.

→The session signer auto-withdraws excess funds above a 0.13 SOL cap back to your main wallet.

→You can withdraw SOL from your in-game wallet at any time when no session is active, through the profile menu.

Tip: Your session signer balance carries over between sessions. Once funded via the season pass, subsequent sessions require no additional SOL transfers because the signer already has funds.

Resuming a Session

If the app closes mid-session (crash, network loss, force quit), your session is saved on-chain. On next launch, a modal appears with three options: Resume, Override, or Abandon.

→Resume — reloads the saved session state and continues from where you left off.

→The game validates that map data and VRF state are still intact before allowing resume.

Overriding a Session

Override is a last resort for cases where a session gets stuck or bugged and cannot be resumed. It invalidates the old session and allows you to create a new one.

Warning: Overriding does notreturn the rent from the old session to your wallet. The SOL used for the stuck session's on-chain accounts is lost. Only use this when resume and abandon are not working.

Abandoning a Session

Abandon permanently closes the session and forfeits all in-progress run data. This is the only in-session action that requires your wallet signature, serving as a safety measure.

→Session signer funds are drained back to your main wallet.

→Use this when you want to cleanly exit a broken session.

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