Stale stored observation
Captured Nov 5, 2026, 6:04 a.m. · Toronto. This is a recorded status observation.
10,224,183.51877359 aggregate node votes · 13 voters. Aggregate votes are separate from company holdings.
Inspect node evidenceFor IOST holders · Classic IOST L1 voting
iost_4_lifeChoose IOSTCallister as your node through your own IOST L1 wallet. Commit your vote, follow your available rewards and claim IOST back to your wallet.
Voting and claiming take place in your own wallet through IOSTSCAN. Check your vote. Explore how rewards are shared.
Your daily rewards routine
You can check and claim available IOST voter rewards each day. Your amount depends on eligible votes, protocol rewards and node reward claims. Earned, unclaimed rewards can also be collected later.
Public account check
See whether your IOST account reports a vote for IOSTCallister.
Producer account iost_4_life
No wallet connection required.
Four steps · your wallet
Follow the steps below. This site explains the process; your wallet reviews and authorizes each action on IOST L1.
Use your own IOST L1 account in a compatible wallet. Hold the IOST you want to vote with and check that you have the GAS and RAM resources your wallet requires.
New to IOST? The explorer provides an account-creation page with its current wallet requirements.
IOST account setup (opens in a new tab)Open the IOSTSCAN producer directory, connect your wallet and search for IOSTcallister, the displayed producer name. Confirm that its account is iost_4_life, then select the node, enter the IOST amount you want to vote with and review the voting action before confirming in your wallet.
One eligible IOST provides one vote. Voting locks tokens through the IOST protocol; a direct token transfer to the company is not a vote.
Find IOSTCallister on IOSTSCAN (opens in a new tab)Find the listing by its producer name; its position can change as rankings update.
Open My Votes on IOSTSCAN and connect the wallet you voted with. Check your votes and the Bonus or All Bonus amount shown for your account.
When the node claims its voting rewards, the protocol calculates each eligible voter’s share of the voter pool. Your personal available bonus is the figure to review before claiming.
Check my rewards on IOSTSCAN (opens in a new tab)When a bonus is available, use GET ALL or the available claim control on IOSTSCAN. Review the voter-reward withdrawal and receiving account in your wallet, then confirm if the details are correct.
Wait for the transaction to succeed and check the receipt and your IOST balance. You can check again each day and claim whenever rewards are available; the amount can vary.
Know the node you support
Stale stored observation
Captured Nov 5, 2026, 6:04 a.m. · Toronto. This is a recorded status observation.
10,224,183.51877359 aggregate node votes · 13 voters. Aggregate votes are separate from company holdings.
Inspect node evidenceLatest verified claim in the captured page: Nov 4, 2026, 5:47 p.m. · Toronto.
Review the operator payment and voter-pool credit for each captured claim.
Review reward evidenceIOSTSCAN shows the available bonus for your connected account. You can check each day and claim when rewards are available.
This site shows node reward evidence. Personal claimable balances and individual voter payments are not tracked here.
View my available bonus (opens in a new tab)Understand your reward share
IOSTCallister’s voting-reward claim is divided between the operator and voter pool. Your share of a pool allocation depends on your eligible votes relative to the node’s total eligible votes at allocation time. You then claim your available voter bonus to your own wallet. The amounts below describe the captured node claim, rather than a personal balance or daily rate.
This receipt verifies the 50 / 50 voting-reward split. The operator half is truncated at eight decimals; the voter pool receives the remainder. Personal wallet withdrawals are separate wallet-authorized actions. Reviewed up to 20 stored entries; this is a captured view of node claims. Follow a dated claim and wallet-withdrawal example.
Confirmed Nov 4, 2026, 5:47 p.m. · Toronto
Evidence captured Nov 5, 2026, 6:04 a.m. · Toronto
The reward workshop
A voter’s share of a pool credit follows their share of eligible votes at that allocation. Move the control to see the relationship.
Half goes to the operator. The voter pool receives the remainder, including any final rounding unit.
From one historical node claim · Nov 4, 2026, 5:47 p.m. · Toronto
If a voter held 1% of eligible votes at this allocation, this would be the proportional share of the pool, rounded down to eight decimals.
Voter-pool credit × eligible voting share
Educational illustration of one allocation, not your personal bonus, a future reward estimate, a daily rate or APR. A wallet receipt is verified separately after a successful voter withdrawal.
Understand the commitment
The captured L1 configuration records a 72-hour freeze after unvoting, observed Nov 4, 2026, 8:59 a.m. · Toronto at irreversible block 478978103. Check the current wallet rules before acting.
Read the dated configuration evidenceReview wallet permissions and the exact action. Transactions require network resources such as GAS and RAM. Protect your keys and recovery phrase; never share them with the company or by email.
Reward amounts depend on eligible votes, protocol rewards and node claims. Token value and protocol rules can change. Voting carries wallet and smart-contract risks, with no fixed return or guaranteed daily payment.
Plain answers
Yes. You can check your account each day and claim whenever voter rewards are available. Open My Votes on IOSTSCAN, check your bonus and review the claim in your wallet. A claimable amount depends on eligible votes, protocol rewards and node reward claims; a daily wallet payment is not guaranteed.
Your share of a voter-pool allocation is proportional to your eligible votes at that allocation. The total pool and voting weight can change. The verified node claim shown here is a shared total; check your own available bonus on IOSTSCAN.
The official L1 voting rules state that earned, unclaimed voter rewards can be collected later without expiration. You can review the available bonus before deciding when to claim. Read the official voting rules (opens in a new tab).
No. Select iost_4_life through the protocol voting action in your own wallet. A direct transfer to the company account does not cast a vote.
No. An IOST node vote is a protocol action, separate from company equity, a company deposit or an investment subscription. Company-owned treasury records and aggregate node votes are reported separately.
Your personal bonus is checked externally in your connected IOST wallet or IOSTSCAN account. This site provides the guide and captured node reward evidence, without connecting to your wallet or signing transactions.
Yes. The configuration evidence above is dated. Confirm the current lock, any frozen balance and withdrawal conditions in your wallet and the official protocol documentation.
Check the primary sources
For company questions, contact contact@iostcallister.com. Do not send wallet credentials.