> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.latx.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.latx.io/telegram-mini-app-or-phase-1/markdown/daily-check-in.md).

# Daily Check-In

### **🗓️ What is the Daily Check-In?**

The Daily Check-In is a simple feature that rewards you every time you visit the LATX Mini App. The more consecutive days you check in, the more LATX points and Game Pass Tickets you earn!

### **📊 Rewards Table**

Check out what you can earn by showing up every day:

| **Day** | **LATX Points** | **🎟 Game Pass Tickets** |
| ------- | --------------- | ------------------------ |
| 1       | 10              | 1                        |
| 2       | 20              | 2                        |
| 3       | 30              | 3                        |
| 4       | 40              | 4                        |
| 5       | 50              | 5                        |
| 6       | 60              | 6                        |
| 7       | 70              | 7                        |
| 8       | 80              | 8                        |
| 9       | 90              | 9                        |
| 10      | 100             | 10                       |

(*From Day 10 onward, rewards stay at 100 LATX Points and 10 Tickets per day.*)

### **🎯 Why Check In Daily?**

1. **Maximize Rewards:**\
   Every day counts—earn progressively bigger rewards with consistency.
2. **Stay Updated:**\
   Don’t miss out on important news, events, or special announcements.
3. **Secret Rewards:**\
   You never know when a surprise bonus might appear for active users.


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