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# Check-In Event
We are running an in-game Check-In event during this Closed Beta Play Test. Players will be able to claim Gold & Check-In Point(USDC)/NSB everyday. \
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Please check out our [Medium](https://medium.com/superbofficial/introducing-nsb-superbs-soul-bound-token-e26fd98400d9) for more detail on what NSB is.
**How it works**
The event tracks how many days a player has logged in to determine which day’s reward can be claimed. For example, if you’ve logged in for 6 days, the Day 6 reward becomes available.
Each day you log in, you’ll receive:
1. **Default**: Gold
2. **Bonus**: NSB or Check-In Point(USDC)
⚠️ **Check-In Points are in-game rewards** — they are **not USDC themselves**, but can **later be exchanged for USDC** through a dedicated claiming process.
The amount of rewards increases with each day you check in, so be sure to log in daily to maximize your gains.\
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And don’t miss out — there’s a **special bonus reward** if you check in for **8 days**!
The Check-In screen will automatically appear when you start the game and have a reward to claim, so you won’t miss a thing!
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