Using Venuo

Participant flow

Contribute during the sale, then claim the allocation to a fresh destination.

  1. Review the sale. Check the contribution asset, lot size, token allocation, contribution window, claim window, and cancellation terms.
  2. Create the claim secret. Venuo generates the private credential used to prove entitlement later. Use one secret per entitlement and back it up before submitting the contribution.
  3. Contribute. The funding wallet sends the sale contribution and records a commitment to the claim secret.
  4. Wait for finalization. Claims open after the contribution set is finalized. The sale page publishes its outcome and final claim set.
  5. Choose a destination. Use a fresh wallet that has no direct funding link from the contribution wallet.
  6. Claim. Generate the membership proof and deliver the fixed token allocation to the selected destination. The destination does not need to be the wallet that contributed.

Cancelled sales

If a sale is cancelled, the entitlement follows the refund path instead of the token-claim path. A one-time nullifier prevents both outcomes from being completed with the same credential.

Protect the claim secret
The claim secret controls the entitlement. Store it securely and never share it with an indexer, relayer, support account, or community member.

Worked example

Alice contributes 0.10 SOL from Wallet A and receives an entitlement to 10,000 sale tokens. After the sale closes, Alice generates a proof and binds the claim to Wallet B. The chain verifies that one eligible commitment authorizes the allocation, but the claim does not identify which commitment Alice spent.

Creator flow

A creator configures the contribution asset, lot size, allocation per lot, sale capacity, and lifecycle windows, then funds the full token liability before contributions open. Once the sale closes, a successful outcome opens claims and creator proceeds; a cancelled outcome opens refunds instead. Venuo separates allocation and claim — token quality, creator credibility, and downstream liquidity remain the participant's own risk to evaluate.

Fees

Each sale shows its own charges before signing: a network/creation fee at setup, a network/participation fee on contribution, and a network or sponsored fee on claim and refund. These are separate from the fixed token allocation and refund entitlement, and from any third-party wallet or RPC cost.