Time Lock
Lock tokens securely with customizable unlock dates. Protect your community and prevent early access with trustless, on-chain time locks.
Time Lock is one of the most fundamental mechanisms for establishing trust and transparency in token-based projects. It works by locking tokens into a smart contract for a set period, during which they cannot be accessed, traded, or withdrawn.

How It Works
When tokens are sent to a Time Lock smart contract, they are held securely until the predefined unlock date and time. The sender sets this schedule, customizing the exact moment the tokens will become available again. Once locked, these tokens are completely inaccessible—even to the sender—until the time expires.
Key Features
🕒 Custom Unlock Time
Choose any specific date and time for the lock to end.
🛡️ Fully Decentralized
Only the sender controls the lock — no third party or admin can intervene.
🌐 Blockchain Agnostic
Fully compatible with over 15 EVM-compatible blockchains and Solana.
🔍 Publicly Verifiable
Locks are visible on blockchain explorers and CryptoHub’s dashboard.
✅ Security Audited
All contracts are professionally audited to ensure a safe expirience.
🖼️ NFT Ownership
Each lock generates an NFT key, representing ownership of the lock.
Use Cases
💰 Investor Protection
Prevents early investors or team members from dumping tokens immediately after launch.
🔒 Liquidity Assurance
Shows commitment by locking LP tokens, giving traders and users confidence in the market.
🏦 Treasury Management
Lock team or treasury tokens to prevent misuse and align incentives over time.
How to Set Up a Time Lock
Go to your CryptoHub Dashboard
Select "Time Lock"
Choose the blockchain and token type (e.g., ERC-20, LP Token)
Enter the amount to lock
Set the unlock date and time
Confirm and pay the gas fee
Once created, your lock will be publicly visible and verifiable through the blockchain explorer and the CryptoHub interface.
Why Time Locking Matters
Increases project credibility
Prevents rug pulls
Enforces transparency
Signals long-term commitment
Example: A project is preparing for its public token launch. To build trust, the team decides to time-lock 30% of the token supply for 12 months.
Example: A project is preparing for its public token launch. To build trust, the team decides to time-lock 30% of the token supply for 12 months.
Result:
Investors feel more confident, knowing the team can’t dump tokens early — improving the likelihood of long-term success.
Frequently Asked Questions
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