RECLAIM

Foundation · Zora · Ethereum

Marketplaces die.
Your work stays locked inside.

Foundation went offline on 27 April 2026 and told creators they would have to delist manually — then took the interface with them. Anything you listed is still sitting in the market contract. Zora's old auction house holds work the same way, and Drops contracts hold unwithdrawn sale proceeds nobody ever claimed. It is all still yours. There was just no longer a button.

Non-custodial · you sign · read-only until you act

Find your work§1

or scan any address, read-only

Reads public chain state across Foundation, Zora Auction House, and contracts you deployed. Nothing is signed and nothing is stored.

Stranded0works + balances
In escrow0held by a contract
Live offers0WETH, unexpired
Claimable0ETH proceeds

Your positions§2

Service fee. 0.0025 ETH per action, or 0.005 ETH once for a whole batch — batching several is cheaper than doing them one at a time. Accepting an offer also sends 2% of the offer. The fee is a separate transfer your wallet signs; it cannot ride along with the recovery call because those functions reject ETH.
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What each action does§3

Cancel auction / buy price — returns the NFT to your wallet. Auctions can only be cancelled if nobody ever bid; one bid locks the piece until it settles.

Accept offer — this SELLS the piece for the WETH offered. Irreversible, and always behind a confirmation.

Withdraw — pulls sale proceeds sitting in a contract you own.

A piece with both an auction and a buy price needs needs both cancelled. The first transaction succeeds and looks green while the artwork stays in escrow — the contract holds it until the second lands. This app re-reads ownership after every action instead of trusting a green transaction.