After the Sweep: Results, Refunds & Rewards
The sweep confirmed — here is how to read the results, what happened to any tokens that failed, and what you earn in the DustSwap rewards system.The success summary
After the transaction is confirmed and verified on-chain, DustSweep shows:- Every token swept, with the DEX it routed through and its estimated contribution.
- The total output delivered, in tokens and USD.
- The protocol fee taken (2% of output).
- A BaseScan link to the transaction.
Your balances rescan automatically afterwards, so the swept tokens disappear from the list and your output token balance updates.
Refunds: when a token doesn’t make it
A sweep is best-effort per token: if one token’s swap fails on-chain (thin liquidity, a price move past your slippage floor, a misbehaving token contract), the contract:- Skips that token’s swap.
- Returns the full input amount to your wallet in the same transaction.
- Completes the rest of the sweep normally.
| Event | Meaning |
|---|---|
DustSwept | Sweep settled: route count, gross output, fee, net delivered. |
RouteExecuted | This token swapped successfully. |
RouteSkipped | This token’s swap failed and was skipped. |
InputRefunded | The skipped token’s amount returned to your wallet. |
User Safety Note Refunds are automatic and happen inside the sweep transaction itself — there is no “claim refund” step, ever. Anyone contacting you offering to “process your DustSweep refund” is a scammer.
Verifying on BaseScan
- Open the BaseScan link from the success screen.
- Check status Success and the ERC-20 token transfers section — you should see your inputs going in, the output coming back to your address, and the fee transfer.
- The Logs tab shows the events listed above.