Team.Finance alternative
Team.Finance made liquidity locking a standard step before a launch, and scanners such as DexTools read its lock contracts when they score a token. This platform does the same job with three additions: lock records you can manage afterwards, a token lock and an LP lock in the same place as everything else.
Updated 2026-10
How they compare
| GTokenTool | Team.Finance | |
|---|---|---|
| What you can lock | LP tokens (V2 pairs) and ordinary ERC-20 tokens | Liquidity and token locks — see their current product list |
| After locking | From My Locks you can extend the unlock time or transfer ownership of the lock | Lock management exists too; the exact options depend on the product |
| Verification | Anyone can read the unlock time and amount from the lock contract on the explorer | Same principle — the lock is a public contract |
| Where else you can go | Create the pool, add liquidity, airdrop and run the token from the same platform | A locking specialist |
Team.Finance is a third-party product with its own pricing and features. Check their site for the current details — anything that changes over time is theirs to state, not ours.
Where to go next
Choosing a liquidity locker
What matters for a buyer is that the LP tokens are held by a contract with a date they can read. That is true of both tools, so the practical question is which one fits the rest of your workflow.
FAQ
- How do I prove to buyers that liquidity is locked?
- Share the lock contract address or the transaction. Both are public, and the unlock date and the locked amount can be read by anyone.
- Can I unlock earlier than the date?
- No. The unlock time is written into the lock contract, which is the entire point of it.
- Will locking improve my token safety score?
- Scanners read lock contracts, so a real on-chain lock usually shows up in their liquidity-locked check. It does not fix other red flags such as a mintable supply.
- Can I lock a V3 position?
- A V3 position is an NFT rather than an LP token, so it cannot be locked the same way. Check which pool type you have before promising a lock.
