Token vesting
Token vesting.
A clear schedule.
Create token vesting and token locking schedules on Ethereum and supported EVM chains. Plan releases for your team, investors and community.
Check requirements & feesBefore you open the app
Have these ready.
- The wallet holding the tokens you want to allocate.
- Your token address, recipient addresses and allocation amounts.
- Each allocation’s release dates and schedule; decide any cliff, cancellation or transfer settings.
- The network’s native token for gas, plus any service fees.
Check compatibility.
For EVM vesting, check your token’s network and the available deployment version. Liquidity-locker availability does not imply vesting support.
Supported networks & productsKnow the cost.
Vesting fees can include a portion of the allocated tokens and a network-specific charge. Budget for both when preparing your allocations. Network gas is paid separately.
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The right tokens. At the right time.
A token allocation is a commitment to the future. Make the timing clear, the distribution deliberate, and the schedule visible.
Distribute with intention.
Set a release schedule instead of putting the entire allocation into circulation at once.
Keep everyone aligned.
Plan distributions for your team, early investors, or community allocations.
Put the plan onchain.
Use decentralized vesting contracts to make your distribution commitments transparent.
From intention to action
Three steps.
One clear way forward.
Get to know the process, then make your next move in the UNCX app.
Explore the documentation- 01
Define the allocation.
Choose your token and decide which allocations you want to place into vesting.
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Set the timeline.
Configure release terms that match your distribution plan. Review the schedule before committing.
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Make it transparent.
Confirm the vesting contract and share the schedule with the people it matters to.
Good foundations stand up to a closer look.
Read the documentation. Review the public audits. Build with a clearer picture.
What is token vesting?
Vesting holds a token allocation in a contract and makes it available according to a release schedule. It is a way to distribute tokens over time rather than all at once.
Which networks support token vesting?
UNCX token vesting is available on Ethereum and supported EVM chains, including BNB Chain, Base and Arbitrum. Network availability differs from liquidity locking. Check the current availability table and the app for your token and network.
How are token locking and vesting different?
Token locking keeps an allocation unavailable until a chosen unlock date. Token vesting releases an allocation according to a schedule, such as a cliff followed by linear or stepped releases. Both help make token distribution commitments visible onchain.
Who is vesting for?
Teams use vesting for allocations to founders, contributors, early investors, and community recipients. The right schedule depends on your project’s distribution plan.
How is vesting different from liquidity locking?
Vesting manages the release of allocated tokens. Liquidity locking commits a liquidity position for a defined period. They address different parts of a project’s commitments.
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