How to Use Hx Vault in HxAR 2.0 (Preview)

Open Hx Vault from the first dashboard control

The yellow hexagon is the first control at the upper left of the signed-in HxAR dashboard. Tapping it shows a 3D Hexagon Vault in the camera view together with a route to the full Hx Vault. Follow that route to reach the scrollable screen shown in these images.

The back control at the upper left returns directly to the normal HxAR dashboard. The circular arrow at the upper right, and pull-to-refresh, check active owned tiles and reload Ore and HxElectrum balances. Refresh is unavailable while the Vault is scanning, loading, collecting or refining.

Read the Hx Vault overview before taking an action

The Own. Collect. Refine. panel summarises the journey without turning every balance into the same thing. Producing HexTiles create ready Electrum Ore; collection moves that Ore into the Reserve as Ore Powder; refinement converts an eligible Reserve batch into HxElectrum.

The Refine Ready label means the Reserve currently holds enough Ore for at least one refinement. It does not refine anything automatically, and the Refine figure is the current HxElectrum balance rather than a count of available refinements.

The values visible in the supplied screenshots belong to the captured development account. They are examples, not starting balances, guarantees or promised rewards.

Buying tokens is optional and HexTile ownership is virtual

The Buy Hexagon Tokens card displays the account’s current token balance and opens the in-app store. Apple shows the authoritative local price and purchase confirmation. Do not continue unless the product and price are what you intend to buy.

Buying Tokens is optional, although obtaining an eligible HexTile can require an App Store token purchase. Purchased Hexagon Tokens do not expire in the current source. The virtual HexTile entitlement, ready Ore held by a tile and collected Ore in the Reserve follow separate time rules.

In the HxAR 2.0 development model, Hexagon Tokens buy renewable one-year virtual HexTile ownership. Returning to HxAR signed in before an active entitlement’s deadline renews it without another token charge; missing the deadline makes the tile available again. This is an in-app entitlement only: it does not provide physical land ownership, title, tenancy, access or permission to enter a real location.

While an eligible ownership entitlement is active, each producing tile can create 0.5 Electrum Ore per full day during a fixed 1,095-day production life measured from the tile’s first purchase. A change of owner does not restart that production life.

Collect ready Electrum Ore before tile storage is lost

A producing HexTile adds 0.5 Ore for each complete 24-hour period and stores at most seven uncollected production days, equal to a maximum of 3.5 ready Ore per producing tile. Older uncollected production is lost, so the Ready amount should be collected regularly.

When the status shows Ready, the Collect button moves all displayed ready Ore from eligible active owned tiles into the account’s Ore Reserve. If the Vault is checking tiles, collecting, refining or reporting an error, wait or follow the on-screen retry message before trying again.

Refine 15 Ore into 1 HxElectrum

The refinery becomes available when the Reserve contains at least 15 Ore and another Vault operation is not running. The available count is the whole number of 15-Ore batches in the Reserve. Each tap of Refine 1 HxElectrum uses one 15-Ore batch and adds 1 HxElectrum; nothing happens automatically. HxElectrum does not expire in the current development rules.

Collected Ore Powder expires 42 days after collection. The refinery uses the oldest eligible batches first, and the expiry notice identifies the oldest batch shown by the account. Expired Ore is removed when the Vault refreshes.

The development build uses HxElectrum for actions such as merging HexTiles, creating building floors, uploading USDZ assets and entering Remote 2 Player Snooker at 1 HxElectrum per player. The final costs and eligible actions remain subject to the confirmation shown in the app.

Use balance details and activity records to understand movement

Select Your HxAR economy to expand a readable breakdown of Hexagon Tokens, owned and producing HexTiles, ready and Reserve Ore, and HxElectrum. This explanation is more reliable than trying to read the small figures from a screenshot.

Token Activity opens records of Hexagon Token purchases and HexTile spending, with date and credit-or-debit filters, reason search and refresh. HxElectrum Activity shows recorded HxElectrum use, its current balance and the loaded-use total. When the separate best-effort activity records save successfully, a charged passenger ride appears as Train fare under Spending and a credited owner share appears as Train earnings under Earnings.

When the rider’s app successfully saves a pending Train Earnings receipt, opening or refreshing Hx Vault attempts to claim it into the owner’s HxElectrum balance. A completed claim appears as Train earnings under Earnings; a failed receipt save or claim creates no credited owner earning. Train earnings do not enter Hexagon Tokens, Tile Yield, Electrum Ore or the Ore Reserve, and this remains a development mechanism rather than a cash, bank or investment product.

The supplied capture also contained Developer Diagnostics because it came from a debug build. That engineering-only card has been cropped out of the website image because it is not a standard user feature and its wording is not final.

Treat every Vault balance as an in-app virtual resource

Hexagon Tokens, Electrum Ore and HxElectrum are platform features. They are not cash, a bank balance, cryptocurrency, an investment, an earnings product or a guaranteed return.

The screenshots and figures document an HxAR 2.0 development build rather than the current HxAR 1.2 App Store interface. Rules, labels, costs and availability can change before release; the confirmation shown in the app is authoritative.