VEYLOCK — a commitment, written in time
Robinhood Chain · 4663
Mainnet edition / 001
Built on commitment.Released with time.
Give every token a timeline. Lock team, contributor, and community allocations in a transparent vesting contract on Robinhood Chain. The schedule does the waiting.
A token allocation is a promise about the future. A spreadsheet can describe it. A contract can hold it. Choose who receives the tokens, when the clock starts, and how long they take to unlock. Let time keep the commitment.
Three allocations. Your timeline.
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Tokens in. Certainty out.
01 — The essentials
Your allocation is held by the vesting contract. Its recipient and dates are fixed when you create it. After the cliff, tokens become claimable linearly, including the time elapsed since the start.
ERC-20
Use a standard token on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Set an exact amount and beneficiary, then approve and fund the schedule from your wallet.
- Release
- Linear with cliff
- Recipient
- Fixed at creation
ETH
Mainnet ETH pays for contract deployment, approvals, schedule creation, and claims. Token balances and gas are kept separate.
- Network
- Robinhood mainnet
- Chain ID
- 4663
Fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens are unsupported. The app includes a separate demo workspace with illustrative balances.
02 — The commitment
The rules live with the tokens.
When a schedule is created, its full allocation moves into the contract in the same transaction. The dates cannot be rewritten, the beneficiary cannot be changed, and the creator cannot cancel the schedule. Claims always pay the designated recipient.
One beneficiary
Each schedule names the wallet that receives its tokens. Check the address before you confirm.
A real cliff
Nothing is claimable before the cliff. At the cliff, the release catches up to time elapsed since the start.
A steady release
After the cliff, tokens vest linearly until the end. The final claim includes any rounding remainder.
An open record
Read the schedule and transaction receipts on the block explorer. The browser never holds your private key.
From allocation to unlock, in four moves.
A wallet, a token, and a timeline. Try the full flow in demo mode, then connect a wallet to create schedules on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Connect an EVM wallet and switch to Robinhood Chain mainnet. Deploy a workspace contract or use one you already trust.
Choose a token, beneficiary, amount, start, cliff, and end. Review the full schedule before anything is signed.
Approve the exact token amount, then create the funded schedule. Your wallet confirms each transaction separately.
Check the amount available and submit a claim. Unlocked tokens go directly to the fixed beneficiary.
03 — Your workspace
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Your whole timeline, in one place.
See what is locked, what has vested, and what can be claimed. Filter your allocations, open any schedule, and follow each transaction to the explorer.
- 01A clear overview. Track each token separately, without adding unrelated assets into one misleading total.
- 02An unlock curve. See the cliff and linear release for each schedule.
- 03A recipient that stays put. Claims always go to the address set at creation.
- 04A proper test drive. Try demo schedules without a wallet or real funds.
04 — The network
Made for Robinhood Chain.
VEYLOCK targets the EVM-compatible Robinhood Chain mainnet. The app checks chain ID 4663 before any write, and links confirmed transactions to the mainnet explorer. This is an independent project and is not affiliated with Robinhood.
The cost of a commitment.
05 — Fees
This implementation charges no protocol fee. Your wallet shows the estimated network fee before you sign. Demo VTEST balances are illustrative; mainnet ETH and tokens have real value.
| Action | Protocol fee | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Deploy workspace | 0 | A one-time contract deployment for your workspace. Network gas applies. |
| Approve tokens | 0 | Allow the workspace contract to move the amount you specify. Network gas applies. |
| Create schedule | 0 | Transfer the full allocation and save its terms atomically. Network gas applies. |
| Claim tokens | 0 | Release the available amount to the beneficiary. Network gas applies. |
| Read a schedule | 0 | View balances, dates, and release progress without a transaction. |
Contracts are development software and have not undergone an independent security audit. Mainnet transactions use real tokens and ETH.
For people building beyond today.
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A few things to know.
06 — Straight answers
01What is VEYLOCK?
A token vesting workspace for Robinhood Chain mainnet. It includes a demo, wallet connection, a deployable vesting contract, and schedule creation and claim flows.
02What happens at the cliff?
Zero tokens are claimable before the cliff. At the cliff, the amount vested catches up to the time elapsed since the start. Release then continues linearly through the end.
03Can a creator change or cancel a schedule?
No. The beneficiary, token, total allocation, and dates are immutable in this implementation. Review every field before creating a schedule.
04Who can trigger a claim?
Anyone can submit a claim transaction, but the contract sends tokens only to the fixed beneficiary. Triggering a claim does not let the caller redirect it.
05Which tokens are supported?
Conventional ERC-20 tokens with stable balances and normal transfers. Fee-on-transfer and rebasing tokens are unsupported. VTEST appears only in the browser demo. Mainnet mode uses an existing ERC-20 token address.
06Is the demo connected to the blockchain?
No. Demo mode uses clearly marked sample allocations saved in this browser. Mainnet mode reads real contract state and requires a wallet signature for transactions.
07Can I use this with real funds?
Mainnet mode uses real ETH and ERC-20 tokens. The contract has not received an independent security audit. Demo mode remains a separate simulation.
08Where are my schedules stored?
Mainnet schedules live in the contract. The browser saves your workspace address and optional labels. Keep the contract address to open the same schedules on another device.
