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Early unlocks

Get access sooner, with different rules for contributors and creators.

Contributor unlock deposits

Once a token has launched, you can unlock your remaining contributor tokens by depositing USDC equal to your confirmed contribution. If you contributed $70, the deposit is 70 USDC.

This deposit protects against X Money chargebacks after someone has received transferable tokens. It is held onchain in the allocation’s custody account. After the deposit confirms, you can claim your unlocked tokens.

Getting your deposit back

Your deposit becomes claimable on day 120 after the token launches. The date is the same whether you deposit on day 1 or day 90. It is not another 120-day wait from the deposit.

On or after that date, open the allocation panel and select Claim deposit. The program returns the USDC to your wallet. It is a claim you make, not an automatic transfer.

Chargebacks

If your original X Money payment is charged back, Seven can mark the allocation and forfeit the deposit. A restricted allocation cannot make the normal token or deposit claim.

Creator reserve unlocks

Creator reserves use a fee instead of a refundable deposit. The fee buys the launch token from its pool and burns the purchased tokens. The purchase and burn must succeed before the reserved allocation is available to claim.

Early unlock costs a fixed 1,000 USDC. The program swaps that USDC into SOL, uses the SOL to buy the launch token, and burns all tokens bought. These steps happen in one transaction, so a failed purchase or burn cannot charge the fee.

This fee is not returned on day 120. If you do not want to pay it, leave the reserve on the standard unlock schedule.

Before you unlock

Your Seven wallet needs the required USDC and some SOL for transaction fees. Use the button on the token’s page so the payment reaches the correct onchain account. Sending USDC directly to a general platform wallet does not unlock tokens.

Early unlocks require a launched token. Creator buybacks also require a working trading pool. They are not available during fundraising.