Token Linear Vesting
A step-by-step guide on how to set up your token linear vesting project and contracts on EVM-based ecosystems using our platform
Linear Vesting is a platform that allows stakeholders and companies to build a mutually beneficial relationship by providing a transparent and automated vesting system.
Our Token Vesting platform guarantees the stability of a project and the viability of the ecosystem in the long term by bypassing the manual operational workload, providing an automated and transparent vesting system. We confidently resolve the issues users are facing by providing these features:
Automated & Transparent Vesting System
Automated Crypto-Assets Management
Optimized & User-Friendly Platform
Step 1: Connect wallet
Jump into the Token Linear Vesting platform via the following URL:
👉 https://app.linearvesting.com/
When you land in the platform, you will see a series of available projects created in the current connected network and be able to navigate within them. If your network of choice is not available, by default it will show mainnet (as per the current beta its located in Mumbai network).
To interact actively with the platform, you have to connect using a wallet provider. The Token Linear Vesting platform supports for now the following wallet providers:
Metamask
WalletConnect (can be used mobile)
Step 2: Create a project
The option to create a new project will appear on the top-right-corner of the projects gallery once you are connected. Click on the Create button and a project creation form will appear.
Enter the required information and upload a project image. All projects require to have an image, a name, and a token associated.
If you enter an invalid token address, the system will not recognize it and an error message will likely be displayed.
Linear Vesting projects are based on ERC20 tokens. We assume you have one created to start this process, however, you can find out how to create a test version of your ERC20 token following the next guide (link coming soon).
Before submitting your information and image's project, let take a few moments to go over the information you've entered. Once you are satisfied that everything is correct, you can click on the Submit button to trigger the project creation process.
Then, you need to confirm the transaction from your connected wallet. Once you confirmed the transaction, the platform will process it. Wait a second, then you will see your project.
Step 3: Create pool
Once you created your own project you will be able to assign pools to them.
For creating your own pool, click on the Create New Pool button in the bottom left. A small window will be displayed and you need to fill out all the required fields (Pool Name, Initial Date (Lock Start), End Date).
Next, if you have the grant list, you could upload grant list as csv file on the platform. (You could add more grant/ delete grant after you created you pool). Drag and drop your csv grant file, then click Add button. The system has the capacity of reading your uploaded csv and uploading on the screen's viewing.
Finally, choose Create button to create your own pool. Right here, you have to confirm the transaction from your connected wallet. After you confirmed successfully, you pool will be displayed on the window.
Step 4: Claiming
Now, you have your own project and your own pool, let's start vesting. Go to your pool, claim tokens in the available time.
Go to any Active pool, you can see these information displayed:
Total: "Total" refers to all the tokens that you have granted, including those in your grant list.
Locked: "Locked" typically refers to the portion of the vested tokens that are not yet available for use or transfer.
Unlocked: "Unlocked" typically refers to the portion of the vested tokens that have become available for claiming
Claimed: "Claimed" refers to the tokens that have been claimed from the vesting schedule by the owner.
Available: "Available" usually refers to the portion of vested tokens that can be accessed by the owner at a given time.
Besides, you could view Project page by some kinds of view. (click here to know)
The chart below will help you understand more about the terms above:
Some types of pool in platform is explained here.
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