Create IDO
Set the schedule, per-wallet limits, rate and referral levels, then bind the project token and open the sale. Most settings remain editable from the console. Read the IDO FAQ first.
IDO settings
Start and end times, the cap, and the rate can all be changed in the console after creation. The project name, logo, banner, and community link are added in the console afterwards too.
Pick the currency or type its contract address.
Minimum per address; leave blank for no minimum
Maximum per address; leave blank for no maximum
How many IDO tokens one BNB buys — for example 100 means 1 BNB = 100 tokens
Contributions in BNB land at this address in real time
How referral rewards get paid
- · Off: rewards come straight out of what users contribute, so referrers are paid immediately — no extra token to prepare.
- · On: rewards are paid in the reward token, so after creating the IDO you bind that token in the console and fund the reward pool.
Referral reward tiers (%)
Up to 8 levels; level 1 goes to the direct referrer, then upwards. Each level caps at 100%.
- · After creation you can set the logo, banner, and project description in the console
- · After creation you can flip the payout and claim switches in the console
- · When rewards are paid in the reward token, users have to claim them on the IDO page
Vanity address (optional)
Makes the deployed IDO contract address end with your suffix. The search runs on a background thread; skip it and a timestamp-based salt is used instead.
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Project site templates
Can be swapped any time after creation — no redeployment neededThere's one contribution front end; the number at the end of the URL picks the skin. Pick one you like and send that link to clients once the IDO is created.
Submit
Deployment service fee: 0.01 BNB + 2% platform fee on funds raised
Launch an IDO with a schedule, per-wallet limits, rate and referrals
An IDO is a scheduled on-chain sale. You set the start and end time, minimum and maximum contribution per wallet, exchange rate, one payment token, the wallet that receives funds in real time, and referral rewards. After deployment, bind the project token in the console, deposit enough tokens for claims, then share the sale page.
- You set
- schedule, per-wallet limits, exchange rate, payment token and referral rewards
- After deploy
- bind and fund the project token, add project details and a domain
- Templates
- 12 layouts, each with its own look
- Funds
- sent straight to the project wallet as buyers contribute
- Domain
- you can point your own domain at the sale page
How it works
1. Set the schedule
Contributions are only accepted between the start and end time you set, and both are written into the contract.
2. Set per-wallet limits and the exchange rate
Choose the minimum and maximum each wallet can contribute, and how many project tokens one payment token buys. Leave a limit blank for no limit.
3. Choose the payment token and payout wallet
Each IDO accepts one payment token: the native coin, a stablecoin, or another ERC-20. Contributions go straight to the project payout wallet.
4. Set referrals and deploy
Add up to eight referral levels. After deployment, open the console to bind and fund the project token, add project details and share the sale page.
FAQ
What is the difference between the payment token and the project token?
The payment token is what buyers spend, such as BNB, USDT or another ERC-20. The project token is what they claim. You choose the payment token here and bind the project token in the console after deployment.
Where do I enter the project token address?
Not on this deployment form. After creating the IDO, open My IDOs → Console → Claim settings, bind the project token and deposit enough tokens for buyers to claim. If it is not bound or funded, buyers can contribute but may be unable to claim.
How should I enter the exchange rate?
Enter how many project tokens one payment token buys. If 1 USDT should buy 1,000 project tokens, enter 1000. Decimals are supported; do not enter a percentage.
What happens if I leave the minimum or maximum blank?
A blank field means no limit. The maximum applies to each wallet’s cumulative contribution. Setting it too low can stop genuine buyers from contributing.
Which wallet should I use as the payout address?
Use the project wallet that should receive contributions, not a token or IDO contract address. Funds go to that wallet in real time when buyers contribute.
Can one IDO accept several payment tokens?
No. Each IDO accepts one payment token. For an ERC-20 payment, buyers approve that token before their first contribution; native-coin payments need no approval.
Should referral rewards be paid in the payment token or project token?
Payment-token rewards go to the referrer as the contribution is made. Project-token rewards require you to bind the reward token and deposit a reward pool in the console.
How many referral levels can I configure?
Up to eight. Each level is calculated from the invited buyer’s contribution and can be up to 100%. Level one is the direct referrer; higher levels follow the upline.
Can the same wallet contribute more than once?
Repeat purchases are off by default, so each wallet can contribute once. You can enable them from the console after deployment.
What can I change after deployment?
The console can change the schedule, per-wallet limits, exchange rate, payout wallet, referral levels, repeat purchases, project name, logo, banner, social links and domain. The chain, IDO contract address and deployment type are fixed.
Which link should I send to buyers?
Use the project site link shown after deployment or in My IDOs. Buyers connect their wallet there to contribute. After configuring a custom domain, you can share your own domain instead.
Where do buyers claim their tokens?
Buyers click Claim in the My position section of the sale page. The Claim settings in the console decide whether they can claim immediately, and the project must bind and fund the token first.
Is there an automatic refund if the sale does not reach a target?
This deployment flow has no soft cap, hard cap or automatic-refund setting. Contributions go directly to the payout wallet during the sale. Any refund policy must be stated and handled by the project; the platform does not issue refunds automatically.
What fees does creating an IDO charge?
There is a chain-specific IDO deployment fee shown above the submit button, plus a 2% platform fee on the amount raised. Deployment fees vary by chain.