What is Venuo
A private allocation layer for scheduled primary token sales.
Venuo lets creators define a token sale with a contribution window and a later claim window. Participants enter the sale with a public contribution and a private claim secret.
When the sale closes, Venuo finalizes the set of valid commitments. A participant proves that their commitment belongs to that set and claims the corresponding allocation to a fresh destination.
What Venuo separates
- Contribution records participation during the sale.
- Entitlement defines the allocation earned by that participation.
- Claim delivers the allocation after the sale to a chosen destination.
Not a private trading venue
Venuo does not provide continuous trading, an active-sale sell path, or a private secondary market. It is designed for primary issuance where a contribution set can close before allocation claims begin.
Who it's for
- Creators running scheduled, fixed-rule token distributions.
- Participants who want their claim destination separated from their funding wallet.
- Communities that want transparent sale rules with a narrower public claim trail.
Why a separate claim, not direct delivery
In a conventional sale, the wallet that contributes is usually the wallet that receives tokens — a direct, permanent link between participation and delivery. Venuo replaces that link with a claim credential: the sale verifies entitlement without requiring the funding wallet to receive anything. Public rules, one finalized contribution set, private membership, and one-time use are the whole design; it does not attempt to hide the sale itself.