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What is an ILO on TXDex?
An ILO is an on-chain sale contract where projects raise TX (ucore) and distribute the sale token to contributors based on a fixed presale rate. TXDex reads the campaign from chain and shows progress and actions in one place.
How do I participate (step-by-step)?
- Open the campaign and connect your wallet.
- Wait until the creator deposits sale tokens (campaign becomes active).
- During the sale window, contribute TX from the campaign page.
- After the sale ends, the campaign must be finalized on-chain.
- If finalized successfully, claim your tokens. If it fails/cancels, refund your TX.
When can I claim my tokens?
Claims become available after the sale end time and after the campaign is finalized successfully on-chain. If the campaign is not finalized yet, you won’t see claimable tokens.
What happens if the sale fails or is cancelled?
If the soft cap is not reached, finalize marks the campaign as failed and contributors can refund. If the creator cancels before contributions are accepted, contributors can refund once the campaign is cancelled.
What fees do participants pay?
Participants pay normal network gas for transactions (contribute, claim, refund). The ILO creation fee is paid by the project when creating the campaign.
What are the risks?
- Token price may move after launch and liquidity conditions can change.
- If a project does not deposit sale tokens, the sale cannot start.
- Only tokens with 6 decimals are supported by the current ILO math.
What do I need before creating an ILO?
- A token denom that exists on Coreum and uses 6 decimals.
- Sufficient token supply in your wallet to deposit the required amount.
- A project name and basic links (optional but recommended).
Does creating an ILO lock my tokens automatically?
No. Creating the ILO deploys the on-chain sale contract and charges the creation fee. You must deposit the required sale tokens into the ILO contract to activate the sale.
How is the required token deposit calculated?
Required sale tokens = hard cap (in micro TX) × presale rate (tokens per 1 TX, micro) ÷ 1e6. This matches the on-chain contract logic and assumes the sale token has 6 decimals.
What happens at finalize?
Finalize can only happen after the sale end time. If the soft cap is not reached, finalize marks the sale failed. If successful, the contract marks the sale finalized and sends the creator portion of raised TX to the creator wallet.
Does TXDex automatically create and lock liquidity?
The campaign includes liquidity percent and lock duration fields as part of the launch parameters. The current on-chain ILO contract tracks these values, and automated liquidity + locker integration is being rolled into the finalize flow. Until that is live on mainnet, liquidity operations may require manual coordination.
Why use TXDex ILO instead of a manual sale?
- Transparent on-chain terms (caps, time window, rates).
- Refund path on failure/cancel.
- One campaign page for deposits, contributions, finalize, and claims.