Unvest
Token vesting, liquidity lock, staking pool and multisender platform with a free first vesting round.
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Unvest key facts
| Category | Token management tool |
|---|---|
| Chains | Ethereum, BNB Chain and other EVM networks (ERC-20 tokens) |
| Platforms | Web |
| Free plan | 1 vesting round, up to 200 recipients, unlimited liquidity locks |
| Pricing | Pro, Enterprise, White Label: quote on request |
| Token | UNV |
| Security audits | Zokyo (2021), Sub7 (2023, 2024) |
| Fees | Vesting and liquidity locks free; 2.5% fee on VestingToken transfers |
| US availability | Available: terms name no country restrictions |
What is Unvest?
Unvest is a token management platform for vesting schedules, liquidity locks, staking pools, a token minter and a multisender. Its free plan covers one vesting round for up to 200 recipients with unlimited liquidity locks; Pro, Enterprise and White Label plans are priced on request. Its own token is UNV.
How Unvest works
Unvest wraps your locked tokens into VestingTokens, ERC-20 tokens with their own contract address that represent a claim on your project token.
As the schedule vests, holders can burn more VestingTokens to receive the underlying tokens, which supports linear vesting with claims at any time. VestingTokens can be transferred and even traded, with claimable balances tracked so a transfer cannot skip the schedule. They cannot be used on Uniswap unless someone creates a pool for them.
Liquidity locks use a variant called liquidLocks, which represent a locked LP position and can be traded or used as collateral while the LP stays locked. Locks can unlock at once or gradually, and appear on your public Investor Dashboard. Once created, a lock cannot be undone, hidden or deleted.
How to start with Unvest
- Your wallet or multisig must already hold the entire token supply; Unvest's Token Creator can mint one if needed.
- In the Schedule Editor you set duration, vesting periods and cliffs, add recipients one by one or by CSV, and deploy from the Submit Transactions page.
- Unvest then generates a claim page for investors.
- Schedules cannot be edited after deployment.
- Rebase tokens need a workaround and tax tokens need whitelisting.
- A testnet app is available for practice.
Unvest fees and limits
- The cost sits in transfers: every VestingToken transfer pays a 2.5% protocol fee to the Unvest DAO.
Creating vesting schedules is free for projects, and liquidity locks carry no locking fee. A project can waive this for all transfers of its token with a one-time payment in UNV, and the FAQ says Enterprise users can have it set to zero. Under Unvest v3, investors also pay a protocol fee on each claim, calculated as a share of the gas cost. Paid plans are quoted on request.
Risks to know before using Unvest
- Audit reports listed in the docs are Zokyo (July 30, 2021), Sub7 on the VestingToken (February 9, 2023) and Sub7 on the smart contracts (April 17, 2024).
- Because locks and schedules are permanent, a mistake in dates or amounts cannot be fixed later.
- The 2.5% transfer fee also means anyone who buys or moves VestingTokens pays a cost that ordinary token transfers do not.
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Unvest pros and cons
- First vesting round free, up to 200 recipients
- Unlimited liquidity locks on the free plan
- White-label portal for launchpads and VCs
- Paid plan prices are not published
- Pro plan capped at 400 recipients and 4 vesting rounds
- Enterprise staking claims can carry 0 to 5% fees
Unvest FAQ
What is Unvest?
Unvest is a token management platform for vesting schedules, liquidity locks, staking pools, a token minter and a multisender. Its free plan covers one vesting round for up to 200 recipients with unlimited liquidity locks; Pro, Enterprise and White Label plans are priced on request. Its own token is UNV.
Which chains does Unvest support?
Ethereum, BNB Chain and other EVM networks (ERC-20 tokens).
How much does Unvest cost?
Vesting and liquidity locks free; 2.5% fee on VestingToken transfers, according to Unvest’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026). Free plan: 1 vesting round, up to 200 recipients, unlimited liquidity locks.
Is Unvest available in the US?
Available: terms name no country restrictions, according to Unvest’s own page (checked Sep 26, 2026).
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Unvest: official site, Unvest: Pricing, Unvest Docs: Security audits. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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