Token·Vesting·Token Lock

Lock tokens. Release on your schedule.

Token Lock is a non-custodial vesting utility on BNB Chain. Connect your wallet, choose a release schedule, and lock any ERC20 token directly with a public smart contract · no intermediary ever holds your funds.

Network BNB Chain
Custody Non-Custodial
Supported Tokens Any ERC20
Release Modes 3 Schedules

How It Works

Three release schedules. One contract.

01 · DELAYED LINEAR

Wait, then release

Tokens stay fully locked for a waiting period, then unlock gradually over the release period that follows.

02 · CLIFF

One-time release

The full amount becomes claimable in a single moment once the waiting period ends · no gradual unlock.

03 · IMMEDIATE LINEAR

Start now

Skip the waiting period entirely · the release period begins the moment the lock is created.

Every lock is created on-chain via createLock and identified by a numeric Lock ID. Anyone can look up a lock by ID; only the designated beneficiary can claim what has vested. Claims are partial-safe · you can claim available tokens at any point without disturbing the remaining schedule.

Contract Transparency

One public contract. Verify it yourself.

Token Lock connects to the TokenLocker contract address on BNB Chain shown below · the same address every time. The address is public information · always confirm it against this page and your wallet, and verify it independently on a block explorer, before approving or signing any transaction.

TokenLocker Contract · BNB Chain

0x3CE65EF9E3280cE941dAFa61d26AeBef0B60FDa8
View on BscScan

Console

Create, look up, and claim locks.

Contract Status Not connected
No network

Connecting here interacts directly with your browser wallet extension (e.g. MetaMask) and the public contract above. Astarter never receives your private key, seed phrase, or custody of your tokens. Make sure your wallet is set to BNB Chain before connecting. See our Privacy Policy and Terms for details.

01

Create a lock

Choose a release mode and deposit an ERC20 token

CreateNow Release startsin 30 days Fully releasedin 120 days

Security

Non-custodial by design.

Astarter's website never holds your tokens. Locked tokens are held by the TokenLocker smart contract, not by Astarter · the contract is designed so that only the wallet you designate as beneficiary can claim what has vested.

Your keys stay with you. This page never asks for a private key or seed phrase. Every transaction is proposed to your wallet extension for you to review and approve · Astarter cannot sign on your behalf.

Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Double-check the token address, beneficiary address, amount, and schedule before approving or creating a lock · lock terms are designed to be enforced by the smart contract and are not editable from this page once created. Astarter cannot reverse, cancel, or recover an on-chain transaction.

FAQ

Common questions.

What is Token Lock?
A non-custodial vesting console: connect a wallet, choose a release schedule, and lock any ERC20 token with a public smart contract.

Which tokens can I lock?
Any standard ERC20 token on BNB Chain. You supply the token's contract address.

Does Astarter custody my tokens?
No. The smart contract holds locked tokens, and Astarter's website has no interface to access, freeze, or move them.

What wallets are supported?
Any browser wallet that injects an EVM provider, such as MetaMask.

What network do I need?
BNB Chain. The console checks for contract code at the configured address on whichever network your wallet is connected to · if your wallet is on a different network, it won't find one.

Where do I find my Lock ID?
It's returned when you create a lock and shown in "My locks" for the connected wallet. Share it with your beneficiary to look up the schedule.

Can a lock be cancelled once created?
No. This interface has no way to cancel or alter a lock once created · lock terms are designed to be enforced entirely by the smart contract.

Ready to lock?

Connect your wallet in the console above to get started.

Token Lock involves smart-contract, market, and irreversible-transaction risk. Always verify the official contract address and review transaction details in your wallet before signing.