FAQ & Help Center
Everything you need to know about using BESC Launchpad.
🧮 Token Rate Calculator
Find the right rate for your presale
1. Pick a Starting Template
Max Trust
100% LP burned. No hidden supply. The cleanest possible launch.
100% LP
Burn LP
Burn unsold
0% team
30% presale
Balanced Launch
90% LP locked 6 months, unsold locked. Small team allocation.
90% LP
Lock LP 6m
Lock unsold
5% team
35% presale
Meme Launch
100% LP burned, everything burned. Max deflation. Community-first.
100% LP
Burn LP
Burn unsold
0% team
40% presale
Serious Project
90% LP locked 1 year. Team allocation locked. Token vesting.
90% LP
Lock LP 12m
Lock unsold
10% team
25% presale
2. Adjust to Your Project
Your Numbers
Healthy range: 20–40%. Rest goes to LP, team, marketing.
90%+ is a strong trust signal. Below 50% is a red flag. Platform fee deducted first.
0% = maximum trust signal.
🔥 Burn: unallocated tokens are permanently destroyed at finalization. Reduces total supply — a deflationary choice.
💡 What is Token Rate?
Rate = how many tokens 1 BESC buys.Rate = 1000 + 5 BESC sent
→ Participant gets 5,000 tokens
🏁 Getting Started
How do I get BESC to use the launchpad?▼
Step 1 — Add BESC HyperChain to your wallet:
Step 2 — Get BESC on chain. Two options:
Option A: Buy wBESC on BSC (PancakeSwap) or ETH (SushiSwap), then go to wbescbridge.com and swap your tokens 1:1 for BESC on HyperChain.
Option B: Bridge USDC from any network to HyperChain using bescbridge.com. This mints BUSDC (on-chain stabletoken) which you can use to buy BESC on chain.
⚠ Note: Option B is best used once you already hold some BESC on chain, because you will need BESC for gas fees.
Network Name: BESC HyperChainChain ID: 2372RPC URL: https://rpc.beschyperchain.comCurrency Symbol: BESCBlock Explorer: https://explorer.beschyperchain.comStep 2 — Get BESC on chain. Two options:
Option A: Buy wBESC on BSC (PancakeSwap) or ETH (SushiSwap), then go to wbescbridge.com and swap your tokens 1:1 for BESC on HyperChain.
Option B: Bridge USDC from any network to HyperChain using bescbridge.com. This mints BUSDC (on-chain stabletoken) which you can use to buy BESC on chain.
⚠ Note: Option B is best used once you already hold some BESC on chain, because you will need BESC for gas fees.
🪙 Tokens
Standard vs Taxable vs Reward — what's the difference?▼
Standard — plain BEP20, no fees. Best for utility, governance, or simple projects.
Taxable — buy/sell fees split to marketing wallet, auto-liquidity, and optional burn. Gives passive income and self-growing liquidity.
Reward — fees are used to buy a reward token (like FUSD) and distribute it to all holders automatically based on balance.
Taxable — buy/sell fees split to marketing wallet, auto-liquidity, and optional burn. Gives passive income and self-growing liquidity.
Reward — fees are used to buy a reward token (like FUSD) and distribute it to all holders automatically based on balance.
What does "Renounce Ownership" mean?▼
Sets the contract owner to
Strong trust signal. Permanent and irreversible. Only enable if 100% confident in your configuration.
address(0) — nobody owns it. No one can ever change fees, limits, enable/disable trading, or anything requiring owner access.Strong trust signal. Permanent and irreversible. Only enable if 100% confident in your configuration.
How do buy and sell fees work?▼
For Taxable/Reward tokens, a % is taken from every buy or sell on the DEX. Split between: Marketing (goes to your wallet), Liquidity (added to DEX pool automatically), Burn (tokens permanently destroyed).
Max 25% buy, max 35% sell. Keep fees reasonable — high fees trigger warnings on safety tools.
Max 25% buy, max 35% sell. Keep fees reasonable — high fees trigger warnings on safety tools.
Why aren't rewards being distributed on my RewardToken?▼
Reward distribution requires several steps to happen in sequence, and each one needs trading activity to trigger:
1. Fees accumulate as tokens in the contract with each buy/sell.
2. Swap threshold is reached — once enough tokens accumulate, the contract auto-swaps them for BESC.
3. BESC buys the reward token — the distributor uses the BESC to buy the reward token on the DEX.
4. Distributor cycles through holders — each trade processes a few holders (not all at once).
Common reasons for delays:
• Thin liquidity ($2–5K) — auto-swaps may fail because the price impact is too high. Try increasing the auto-swap slippage in Token Owner Tools (1000–2000 bps).
• Low trading volume — fewer trades means the swap threshold takes longer to reach and fewer holders get processed per cycle.
• Swap threshold too high — lower it in Token Owner Tools so swaps trigger more often with smaller amounts.
• Distribution criteria too strict — the minimum payout amount may be too high for the rewards being generated. Lower it in Token Owner Tools.
What you can do as the token owner (all in Token Owner Tools):
• Lower the swap threshold (Swap Settings) so swaps happen more frequently with smaller amounts — less price impact on thin LP.
• Increase auto-swap slippage (Auto-Swap Slippage) to 1500–2000 bps if swaps are failing.
• Lower the min distribution and min period (Distribution Criteria) so smaller payouts are sent more often.
As liquidity and volume grow, distribution will become faster and more consistent.
1. Fees accumulate as tokens in the contract with each buy/sell.
2. Swap threshold is reached — once enough tokens accumulate, the contract auto-swaps them for BESC.
3. BESC buys the reward token — the distributor uses the BESC to buy the reward token on the DEX.
4. Distributor cycles through holders — each trade processes a few holders (not all at once).
Common reasons for delays:
• Thin liquidity ($2–5K) — auto-swaps may fail because the price impact is too high. Try increasing the auto-swap slippage in Token Owner Tools (1000–2000 bps).
• Low trading volume — fewer trades means the swap threshold takes longer to reach and fewer holders get processed per cycle.
• Swap threshold too high — lower it in Token Owner Tools so swaps trigger more often with smaller amounts.
• Distribution criteria too strict — the minimum payout amount may be too high for the rewards being generated. Lower it in Token Owner Tools.
What you can do as the token owner (all in Token Owner Tools):
• Lower the swap threshold (Swap Settings) so swaps happen more frequently with smaller amounts — less price impact on thin LP.
• Increase auto-swap slippage (Auto-Swap Slippage) to 1500–2000 bps if swaps are failing.
• Lower the min distribution and min period (Distribution Criteria) so smaller payouts are sent more often.
As liquidity and volume grow, distribution will become faster and more consistent.
How does the reward distribution cycle work step by step?▼
Every buy/sell on the DEX deducts the reward fee as tokens. Here's what happens next:
Step 1 — Accumulate: Fee tokens sit in the contract until the swap threshold is reached.
Step 2 — Swap: The contract swaps the accumulated tokens for BESC on the DEX.
Step 3 — Buy reward token: The distributor uses the BESC to buy the chosen reward token (e.g. FUSD).
Step 4 — Distribute: Each subsequent trade processes a few holders from the list (based on the distributor gas setting). It cycles through all holders over multiple transactions — not all at once.
With active trading, the full cycle completes quickly. With low volume, it can take hours or days to cycle through all holders. This is normal — rewards are queued and will arrive once the distributor reaches each holder's position in the list.
Tip: Check the Reward Distribution tool in Token Owner Tools. If "Total Bought" is growing, the system is working — it just hasn't reached every holder yet.
Step 1 — Accumulate: Fee tokens sit in the contract until the swap threshold is reached.
Step 2 — Swap: The contract swaps the accumulated tokens for BESC on the DEX.
Step 3 — Buy reward token: The distributor uses the BESC to buy the chosen reward token (e.g. FUSD).
Step 4 — Distribute: Each subsequent trade processes a few holders from the list (based on the distributor gas setting). It cycles through all holders over multiple transactions — not all at once.
With active trading, the full cycle completes quickly. With low volume, it can take hours or days to cycle through all holders. This is normal — rewards are queued and will arrive once the distributor reaches each holder's position in the list.
Tip: Check the Reward Distribution tool in Token Owner Tools. If "Total Bought" is growing, the system is working — it just hasn't reached every holder yet.
My token has thin liquidity ($2–5K) — what should I expect?▼
Small liquidity pools are normal for new launches. Here's what to be aware of:
Auto-swap price impact: When the contract swaps accumulated fee tokens for BESC, it trades against your own liquidity pool. With $2–5K LP, even a small swap can move the price 5–10%. Solution: Keep the swap threshold low so each swap is small, and increase auto-swap slippage to 1500–2000 bps.
Reward delays: The swap-buy-distribute cycle is slower because each step produces smaller amounts. Distribution criteria minimums may not be met for individual holders. Solution: Lower the min distribution threshold in Token Owner Tools.
Large trades move the chart: A single $200 buy or sell on a $3K pool moves the price significantly. This is normal and improves as LP grows.
The goal: As trading volume increases, LP fees auto-add liquidity, and the pool naturally deepens over time. Most of these issues resolve themselves as the project grows.
Auto-swap price impact: When the contract swaps accumulated fee tokens for BESC, it trades against your own liquidity pool. With $2–5K LP, even a small swap can move the price 5–10%. Solution: Keep the swap threshold low so each swap is small, and increase auto-swap slippage to 1500–2000 bps.
Reward delays: The swap-buy-distribute cycle is slower because each step produces smaller amounts. Distribution criteria minimums may not be met for individual holders. Solution: Lower the min distribution threshold in Token Owner Tools.
Large trades move the chart: A single $200 buy or sell on a $3K pool moves the price significantly. This is normal and improves as LP grows.
The goal: As trading volume increases, LP fees auto-add liquidity, and the pool naturally deepens over time. Most of these issues resolve themselves as the project grows.
🚀 Presales
What is the Token Rate?▼
How many tokens one BESC buys. Rate = 1,000 means 10 BESC → 10,000 tokens. Use the calculator above to find the right number for your project based on supply and hard cap.
Soft Cap vs Hard Cap?▼
Soft Cap — minimum to raise. If not hit by end time → presale fails → all participants get full refund automatically, you get nothing.
Hard Cap — maximum. Once hit, no more contributions are accepted. The presale auto-finalizes when you (the creator) open the presale page. You can also finalize manually anytime after soft cap is reached.
Good rule: set soft cap at 40–60% of hard cap.
Hard Cap — maximum. Once hit, no more contributions are accepted. The presale auto-finalizes when you (the creator) open the presale page. You can also finalize manually anytime after soft cap is reached.
Good rule: set soft cap at 40–60% of hard cap.
What happens when a presale fails?▼
If the soft cap isn't reached by end time, the presale is marked as Failed. You don't need to do anything — the platform detects this automatically and shows a refund banner at the top of the page. Click it to reclaim your BESC in one transaction. No tokens are distributed and no platform fee is taken.
What does Finalization do?▼
When does it happen? When hard cap is reached, the presale auto-finalizes the next time you (the creator) open the presale. You can also click "Finalize" manually anytime after soft cap is met. If the presale ends and soft cap is met, just open it and it finalizes automatically.
What happens:
1. Platform fee deducted (see current % on home page)
2. Your liquidity % of BESC paired with tokens → added to DEX
3. LP tokens burned or locked (per your setting)
4. Remaining BESC sent to your wallet
5. Trading opens automatically on the token
6. Participants can now claim their tokens
What happens:
1. Platform fee deducted (see current % on home page)
2. Your liquidity % of BESC paired with tokens → added to DEX
3. LP tokens burned or locked (per your setting)
4. Remaining BESC sent to your wallet
5. Trading opens automatically on the token
6. Participants can now claim their tokens
What is Vesting?▼
Tokens unlock gradually instead of all at once. Example: Cliff 30d + 4×30d periods = first 25% unlocks at day 30, another 25% each 30 days after.
Prevents a mass sell-off right after launch. Strong trust signal and protects token price for everyone.
Prevents a mass sell-off right after launch. Strong trust signal and protects token price for everyone.
🔒 Locker
Why should I lock my LP tokens?▼
LP tokens = your ownership of the DEX trading pair. If you hold them, you can remove liquidity (rug pull). Locking them proves you cannot remove liquidity for the lock duration. Participants can verify this before contributing.
Minimum recommended: 6 months. Most serious projects lock 1–2 years or burn LP entirely.
Minimum recommended: 6 months. Most serious projects lock 1–2 years or burn LP entirely.
Burn LP vs Lock LP — which should I choose?▼
Lock LP — tokens held in locker until your date, then you can withdraw. Good if you want future flexibility.
Burn LP (at finalization) — LP sent to dead address, can never be recovered by anyone, ever. Permanent. The ultimate trust signal. Recommended for projects committed long-term.
Burn LP (at finalization) — LP sent to dead address, can never be recovered by anyone, ever. Permanent. The ultimate trust signal. Recommended for projects committed long-term.
Can I extend my lock?▼
Yes — you can always extend to a later date. You can never shorten it. This is enforced by the contract, so even you cannot unlock early. This is what makes the lock credible to participants.
💰 Fees
What fees does BESC Launchpad charge?▼
Token Creation Fee — flat BESC fee to deploy a token.
Presale Listing Fee — flat BESC fee to create a presale. Can be 0 for free events.
Platform Success Fee — % of collected BESC at finalization. Currently shown live on the home page. Only charged on success — failed presales pay nothing.
Lock Fee — flat BESC fee per lock created.
Presale Listing Fee — flat BESC fee to create a presale. Can be 0 for free events.
Platform Success Fee — % of collected BESC at finalization. Currently shown live on the home page. Only charged on success — failed presales pay nothing.
Lock Fee — flat BESC fee per lock created.
Where does my raised BESC go after finalization?▼
All happens automatically in one transaction:
1. Platform fee deducted
2. Your liquidity % (e.g. 90%) → DEX LP (burned or locked)
3. Remaining BESC → your wallet
1. Platform fee deducted
2. Your liquidity % (e.g. 90%) → DEX LP (burned or locked)
3. Remaining BESC → your wallet
⚙️ General
Do I need to know how to code?▼
No. Fill in the forms, click Launch, done. The only requirement is a wallet (MetaMask or compatible) with enough BESC for gas and platform fees.
Is the platform safe to use?▼
The contracts use reentrancy protection, hard caps on all parameters, checks-effects-interactions pattern, and custom error handling. However, always research any presale before contributing. The platform provides infrastructure only — it cannot prevent bad actors from creating presales. Look for burned LP, renounced ownership, locked team tokens, and active communities.
🪙 What is the Token Screener?▼
What it does: A public feed of every token launched through BESC Pad. Shows token name, type, current price, market cap, liquidity depth, and LP lock status — all in one view.
How to use: Click Tokens in the navigation menu. Search by name, symbol, or address. Filter by token type (Standard / Taxable / Reward) and sort by newest, market cap, or LP locked %. Tokens without active liquidity are hidden by default — toggle "Show tokens without liquidity" to see everything.
No wallet needed — the screener is fully public and read-only.
How to use: Click Tokens in the navigation menu. Search by name, symbol, or address. Filter by token type (Standard / Taxable / Reward) and sort by newest, market cap, or LP locked %. Tokens without active liquidity are hidden by default — toggle "Show tokens without liquidity" to see everything.
No wallet needed — the screener is fully public and read-only.
🔧 Token Owner Tools
After your token is live and trading, the Token Owner Tools page lets you manage your token's settings. Access it from the navigation menu — you'll see it if you created a token or presale through the launchpad. Select your token from the dropdown at the top and all fields auto-fill.
📊 Swapback Queue Overview▼
What it does: Shows how many tokens are sitting in your token contract waiting for the next auto-swap. Fees accumulate in the contract as tokens, and when the threshold is reached, they get swapped to BESC and distributed (marketing, LP, buyback, rewards).
When to use: Check this if you think fees aren't being distributed. If the balance is below the swap threshold, that's normal — it just hasn't accumulated enough yet. If it's far above the threshold, trading may be too low to trigger swaps, or swapback might be disabled.
When to use: Check this if you think fees aren't being distributed. If the balance is below the swap threshold, that's normal — it just hasn't accumulated enough yet. If it's far above the threshold, trading may be too low to trigger swaps, or swapback might be disabled.
🔍 Token Balance Checker▼
What it does: Check any wallet's token balance. Enter the token's own contract address as the holder to see accumulated fees waiting for auto-swap.
When to use: Useful for verifying team wallets, checking if a specific holder has received tokens, or debugging distribution issues.
When to use: Useful for verifying team wallets, checking if a specific holder has received tokens, or debugging distribution issues.
💧 LP Pair Info▼
What it does: Shows the current reserves in your token's liquidity pool — how much BESC and how many tokens are in the DEX pair. Also shows the current price per token.
When to use: Check your pool depth before adjusting fees or slippage. Thin liquidity means auto-swaps can have high price impact. Also useful to verify LP was added correctly after presale finalization.
When to use: Check your pool depth before adjusting fees or slippage. Thin liquidity means auto-swaps can have high price impact. Also useful to verify LP was added correctly after presale finalization.
🎁 Reward Distribution▼
What it does: Shows total rewards bought and distributed to holders. For RewardToken only. Check individual holder's earned, claimed, and pending rewards.
When to use: Verify that the reward system is working. If "Total Bought" grows but "Distributed" doesn't, the distributor might not be cycling through holders fast enough — more trades will help. Holders can also check their personal earnings here.
When to use: Verify that the reward system is working. If "Total Bought" grows but "Distributed" doesn't, the distributor might not be cycling through holders fast enough — more trades will help. Holders can also check their personal earnings here.
Swap Settings (Enable/Disable Swapback)▼
What it does: Controls whether your token automatically swaps accumulated fees for BESC. You can also set the swap threshold — how many tokens need to accumulate before a swap triggers.
When to use: Disable temporarily if your LP is very thin and auto-swaps are causing large price drops. Enable once liquidity is healthy. Increase the threshold if swaps happen too frequently on high-volume tokens, or decrease it if fees are stuck.
When to use: Disable temporarily if your LP is very thin and auto-swaps are causing large price drops. Enable once liquidity is healthy. Increase the threshold if swaps happen too frequently on high-volume tokens, or decrease it if fees are stuck.
Change TaxableToken / RewardToken Fees▼
What it does: Adjust buy and sell fee percentages for your token. Fees are split between: Liquidity (auto-added to DEX), Marketing (sent to your wallet as BESC), Burn (tokens permanently destroyed), Buyback (buys and burns an external token), and Rewards (RewardToken only — distributed to holders).
When to use: After launch if you need to adjust tokenomics. Common scenarios: lowering fees after initial launch period, removing marketing fee after reaching goals, increasing LP fee during low-liquidity periods. Max buy: 25%, max sell: 35%.
Tip: Keep total fees reasonable (under 10% each side). High fees trigger warnings on token safety scanners and discourage trading.
When to use: After launch if you need to adjust tokenomics. Common scenarios: lowering fees after initial launch period, removing marketing fee after reaching goals, increasing LP fee during low-liquidity periods. Max buy: 25%, max sell: 35%.
Tip: Keep total fees reasonable (under 10% each side). High fees trigger warnings on token safety scanners and discourage trading.
Change Reward Token▼
What it does: Changes which token is distributed as dividends to holders. RewardToken only.
When to use: If you want to switch from distributing one token (e.g. FUSD) to another (e.g. BESC). The new reward token must have an active liquidity pair with BESC on the DEX so the distributor can buy it.
When to use: If you want to switch from distributing one token (e.g. FUSD) to another (e.g. BESC). The new reward token must have an active liquidity pair with BESC on the DEX so the distributor can buy it.
🔥 Change Buyback Token▼
What it does: Sets or changes the external token that your token's buyback fee purchases and burns. Works on both TaxableToken and RewardToken. Set to zero address to disable buyback (fee redirects to marketing).
When to use: When you want your token's trading fees to create buy pressure on another token. For example, use your token's buyback fee to buy and burn a partner project's token. The target token must have a BESC liquidity pair on the DEX.
When to use: When you want your token's trading fees to create buy pressure on another token. For example, use your token's buyback fee to buy and burn a partner project's token. The target token must have a BESC liquidity pair on the DEX.
Auto-Swap Slippage▼
What it does: Controls how much price impact is tolerated when your token auto-swaps accumulated fees for BESC. Value in basis points (500 = 5%, 1000 = 10%).
When to use: If auto-swaps are failing (fees stuck in contract), try increasing slippage. If you're worried about sandwich attacks extracting value from your swaps, lower it. Recommended: 500–1500 bps (5–15%) for BESC chain. Lower is safer but may fail on thin liquidity.
When to use: If auto-swaps are failing (fees stuck in contract), try increasing slippage. If you're worried about sandwich attacks extracting value from your swaps, lower it. Recommended: 500–1500 bps (5–15%) for BESC chain. Lower is safer but may fail on thin liquidity.
Max Wallet Limit▼
What it does: Sets the maximum amount of tokens any single wallet can hold. Value in basis points of total supply (100 bps = 1%).
When to use: Prevents whales from accumulating too large a position. Set lower at launch (1–2%) and increase later as the project matures. A minimum is enforced by the contract to prevent setting it too low.
When to use: Prevents whales from accumulating too large a position. Set lower at launch (1–2%) and increase later as the project matures. A minimum is enforced by the contract to prevent setting it too low.
Max Transaction Limit▼
What it does: Sets the maximum tokens that can be transferred in a single transaction. Value in basis points of total supply.
When to use: Prevents large single-transaction dumps that crash the price. Works alongside Max Wallet — even if someone holds 2% of supply, you can limit them to selling 0.5% per transaction. A minimum is enforced by the contract.
Caution: Setting this very low can frustrate holders trying to sell normal amounts. Balance protection with usability.
When to use: Prevents large single-transaction dumps that crash the price. Works alongside Max Wallet — even if someone holds 2% of supply, you can limit them to selling 0.5% per transaction. A minimum is enforced by the contract.
Caution: Setting this very low can frustrate holders trying to sell normal amounts. Balance protection with usability.
Fee Receivers▼
What it does: Changes which wallets receive the marketing fee (as BESC) and the LP tokens from auto-liquidity.
When to use: If you want to redirect marketing fees to a different wallet (e.g. a multi-sig, a treasury, or a new team wallet). Or if you want LP tokens sent to a different address for locking.
When to use: If you want to redirect marketing fees to a different wallet (e.g. a multi-sig, a treasury, or a new team wallet). Or if you want LP tokens sent to a different address for locking.
Anti-Bot Cooldown▼
What it does: When enabled, wallets must wait a set number of seconds between buy transactions. Max 255 seconds.
When to use: Enable at launch to prevent bot sniping — bots that rapidly buy in the first blocks. Disable after the initial launch period (first few hours/days) once organic trading is established. Not needed long-term for most projects.
When to use: Enable at launch to prevent bot sniping — bots that rapidly buy in the first blocks. Disable after the initial launch period (first few hours/days) once organic trading is established. Not needed long-term for most projects.
Distribution Criteria▼
What it does: Controls how often and how little rewards are distributed. RewardToken only. Min Period = minimum seconds between payouts per holder. Min Distribution = minimum reward amount (in wei) to trigger a payout.
When to use: If rewards are distributing too frequently (wasting gas), increase the period or minimum. If holders complain they never get rewards, lower the minimum distribution threshold. Default values work for most projects.
When to use: If rewards are distributing too frequently (wasting gas), increase the period or minimum. If holders complain they never get rewards, lower the minimum distribution threshold. Default values work for most projects.
Why is "Total Bought" growing but holders aren't receiving rewards?▼
Short answer: The distributor cycles through holders one group at a time, not all at once. Each trade processes a few holders (determined by the distributor gas setting). With low trading volume, it may take many transactions before every holder's turn comes around.
What to check (all in Token Owner Tools):
• Min Distribution (Distribution Criteria) — if the pending reward per holder is below this threshold, it gets skipped until enough accumulates. Lower the threshold if rewards are small.
• Min Period (Distribution Criteria) — each holder has a cooldown between payouts. If set high (e.g. 24 hours), holders must wait even if rewards are available. Try 1–2 hours.
• Trading volume — more trades = faster cycling. This is the biggest factor and improves naturally as the project grows.
What to check (all in Token Owner Tools):
• Min Distribution (Distribution Criteria) — if the pending reward per holder is below this threshold, it gets skipped until enough accumulates. Lower the threshold if rewards are small.
• Min Period (Distribution Criteria) — each holder has a cooldown between payouts. If set high (e.g. 24 hours), holders must wait even if rewards are available. Try 1–2 hours.
• Trading volume — more trades = faster cycling. This is the biggest factor and improves naturally as the project grows.
Best settings for a low-volume or thin-liquidity token?▼
If your token has $2–5K liquidity or low daily trades, here are recommended settings in Token Owner Tools:
Swap Threshold: Set low — a small number of tokens so swaps trigger frequently with small amounts. This reduces price impact on thin LP.
Auto-Swap Slippage: Increase to 1500–2000 bps (15–20%). With thin LP, swaps need more tolerance to succeed. You can lower it later as LP deepens.
Distribution Criteria: Lower the Min Distribution so even small reward amounts get paid out. Lower the Min Period (e.g. 1–2 hours) so holders receive smaller payouts more frequently.
As your LP grows past $10K+ and daily trades increase, you can adjust these back toward defaults.
Swap Threshold: Set low — a small number of tokens so swaps trigger frequently with small amounts. This reduces price impact on thin LP.
Auto-Swap Slippage: Increase to 1500–2000 bps (15–20%). With thin LP, swaps need more tolerance to succeed. You can lower it later as LP deepens.
Distribution Criteria: Lower the Min Distribution so even small reward amounts get paid out. Lower the Min Period (e.g. 1–2 hours) so holders receive smaller payouts more frequently.
As your LP grows past $10K+ and daily trades increase, you can adjust these back toward defaults.
Dividend Exempt▼
What it does: Excludes a specific address from receiving reward dividends. RewardToken only.
When to use: Exempt utility contracts, LP pairs, or burn addresses that shouldn't accumulate dividends. The DEX pair and dead address are already exempt by default. You might exempt a staking contract, a bridge contract, or a marketing wallet that holds tokens but shouldn't earn rewards.
When to use: Exempt utility contracts, LP pairs, or burn addresses that shouldn't accumulate dividends. The DEX pair and dead address are already exempt by default. You might exempt a staking contract, a bridge contract, or a marketing wallet that holds tokens but shouldn't earn rewards.
⚠ Transfer Ownership▼
What it does: Transfers full ownership of your token contract to a different wallet address. The new owner gets all admin privileges — fees, settings, receivers, everything.
When to use: Moving ownership to a multi-sig wallet for better security, transferring to a new team lead, or migrating to a DAO. Double-check the address — sending to the wrong wallet or a contract that can't interact means losing control permanently.
Important: This requires two confirmations before executing. You will lose all owner functions immediately.
When to use: Moving ownership to a multi-sig wallet for better security, transferring to a new team lead, or migrating to a DAO. Double-check the address — sending to the wrong wallet or a contract that can't interact means losing control permanently.
Important: This requires two confirmations before executing. You will lose all owner functions immediately.
🚫 Renounce Ownership▼
What it does: Permanently sets the contract owner to the zero address. Nobody will ever be able to change fees, limits, receivers, trading status, or any other owner function again.
When to use: When your token is fully configured and you want to give the strongest possible trust signal to your community. Proves that fees cannot be changed, trading cannot be disabled, and no hidden admin functions exist.
WARNING: This is permanent and irreversible. Make absolutely sure your fees, receivers, limits, and all settings are exactly how you want them before renouncing. There is no undo. Requires two confirmations.
When to use: When your token is fully configured and you want to give the strongest possible trust signal to your community. Proves that fees cannot be changed, trading cannot be disabled, and no hidden admin functions exist.
WARNING: This is permanent and irreversible. Make absolutely sure your fees, receivers, limits, and all settings are exactly how you want them before renouncing. There is no undo. Requires two confirmations.
🪂 Airdrop / Batch Transfer▼
What it does: Send tokens to multiple wallets in one session. Paste a list of addresses and amounts (one per line, format:
When to use: Community rewards, marketing campaigns, team token distribution, competition prizes, or any situation where you need to send tokens to many wallets. You must be the token holder (not necessarily the owner) with enough balance to cover the total.
Tip: Amounts are in human-readable units (e.g.
0xAddress,amount), preview the recipients, then execute. Transfers are sent one by one with a live progress bar showing ✅/❌ per address.When to use: Community rewards, marketing campaigns, team token distribution, competition prizes, or any situation where you need to send tokens to many wallets. You must be the token holder (not necessarily the owner) with enough balance to cover the total.
Tip: Amounts are in human-readable units (e.g.
1000 = 1,000 tokens). The tool reads your token's decimals automatically. If a transfer fails mid-batch, you can retry — already-sent addresses are marked so you can skip them.🔎 Transaction Decoder▼
What it does: Paste any transaction hash and get a human-readable breakdown: status (success/reverted), from/to addresses, BESC value, gas used, the function that was called with its decoded parameters, and all events emitted. If the transaction reverted, it shows the revert reason.
When to use: Debugging failed transactions, understanding what a swap or contract interaction actually did, verifying that fees were distributed correctly, or checking why a claim/finalize/contribute didn't work. Works with any transaction on BESC chain — not limited to your own tokens.
No wallet needed — this is a read-only tool that anyone can use.
When to use: Debugging failed transactions, understanding what a swap or contract interaction actually did, verifying that fees were distributed correctly, or checking why a claim/finalize/contribute didn't work. Works with any transaction on BESC chain — not limited to your own tokens.
No wallet needed — this is a read-only tool that anyone can use.
✅ Contract Verification▼
What it does: Verifies your token's smart contract source code on the BESC block explorer (Blockscout) in one click. Select your contract type (StandardToken, TaxableToken, or RewardToken), enter the address, and hit Verify. The tool fetches the correct Solidity source and submits it to Blockscout automatically.
When to use: After launching your token through BESC Pad. Verification makes your contract's source code publicly readable on the explorer, which builds trust — holders can see that the code matches what the launchpad deployed. It also enables the explorer's Read/Write Contract tabs for direct interaction.
Tip: The compiler version defaults to v0.8.20 with optimization enabled (200 runs) — these match the launchpad's deployment settings. You shouldn't need to change them unless you know your contract was compiled differently.
When to use: After launching your token through BESC Pad. Verification makes your contract's source code publicly readable on the explorer, which builds trust — holders can see that the code matches what the launchpad deployed. It also enables the explorer's Read/Write Contract tabs for direct interaction.
Tip: The compiler version defaults to v0.8.20 with optimization enabled (200 runs) — these match the launchpad's deployment settings. You shouldn't need to change them unless you know your contract was compiled differently.
👑 VIP Early Access
What is VIP Early Access?▼
VIP members get exclusive early access to contribute to presales before the general public. When a presale has a VIP window enabled, VIP holders can contribute during a dedicated early window (up to 60 minutes before public opening, depending on their tier).
This gives VIP holders the opportunity to secure their allocation before the public sale opens, which is especially valuable for high-demand launches that may fill quickly.
How to become VIP:
• VIP Pass (NFT) — Purchase a consumable VIP pass from the VIP Pass section above. Passes come in tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold) with different early access windows and number of uses.
• VIP Gate (NFT holdings) — Hold qualifying NFTs as configured by the platform admin. Your VIP status is checked automatically when you connect your wallet.
Important: VIP early access is a platform feature that applies to all presales. By launching a project on this platform, creators acknowledge and agree that VIP holders will have early contribution access to their presale during the VIP window. This is part of the platform's standard functionality and cannot be disabled on a per-presale basis.
This gives VIP holders the opportunity to secure their allocation before the public sale opens, which is especially valuable for high-demand launches that may fill quickly.
How to become VIP:
• VIP Pass (NFT) — Purchase a consumable VIP pass from the VIP Pass section above. Passes come in tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold) with different early access windows and number of uses.
• VIP Gate (NFT holdings) — Hold qualifying NFTs as configured by the platform admin. Your VIP status is checked automatically when you connect your wallet.
Important: VIP early access is a platform feature that applies to all presales. By launching a project on this platform, creators acknowledge and agree that VIP holders will have early contribution access to their presale during the VIP window. This is part of the platform's standard functionality and cannot be disabled on a per-presale basis.
Is VIP access guaranteed allocation?▼
No. VIP early access only allows you to contribute earlier — it does not guarantee allocation or bypass the hard cap. If the presale fills during the VIP window, later VIP members may miss out. Contributions are still subject to all presale rules (min/max contribution, hard cap, whitelist if enabled). VIP passes are consumable — each use during a presale deducts from your remaining uses.
⚖ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Terms of Use & Limitation of Liability▼
BESC Pad is provided "as-is" without warranties of any kind. By using this platform, you acknowledge and agree to the following:
No financial advice: Nothing on this platform constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. All token launches, presales, and trading decisions are made entirely at your own risk and discretion.
No liability for losses: The platform operators, developers, and affiliates are not responsible for any financial losses, failed transactions, smart contract errors, token depreciation, rug pulls by third-party token creators, or any other direct or indirect damages arising from use of this platform.
Smart contract risk: All smart contracts deployed through this platform are immutable once on-chain. While contracts are designed with security best practices (reentrancy protection, parameter validation, hard caps), no smart contract is guaranteed to be free of bugs or vulnerabilities. Users interact with blockchain technology at their own risk.
Third-party tokens: BESC Pad provides infrastructure for token creation and presale management. The platform does not endorse, audit, verify the legitimacy of, or make any representations about any token or presale created through it. Token creators are solely responsible for their projects. Always do your own research (DYOR) before participating in any presale or purchasing any token.
No guarantees: The platform does not guarantee uptime, availability, transaction success, reward distribution timing, token price performance, or any specific outcome from using the platform's features.
Regulatory compliance: Users are solely responsible for ensuring their use of this platform complies with all applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction. The platform does not operate as a regulated exchange, broker, or financial institution.
Irreversible actions: Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Tokens sent to wrong addresses, ownership renouncement, LP burns, and presale finalization cannot be undone. Double-check all actions before confirming.
VIP Early Access: This platform offers VIP early access to presales. VIP holders (via VIP Pass NFTs or qualifying NFT holdings) may contribute to presales before the general public during a designated VIP window. By launching a project on this platform, you acknowledge and agree that VIP holders will have early access to your presale. This is a standard platform feature and is disclosed transparently to all participants.
No financial advice: Nothing on this platform constitutes financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. All token launches, presales, and trading decisions are made entirely at your own risk and discretion.
No liability for losses: The platform operators, developers, and affiliates are not responsible for any financial losses, failed transactions, smart contract errors, token depreciation, rug pulls by third-party token creators, or any other direct or indirect damages arising from use of this platform.
Smart contract risk: All smart contracts deployed through this platform are immutable once on-chain. While contracts are designed with security best practices (reentrancy protection, parameter validation, hard caps), no smart contract is guaranteed to be free of bugs or vulnerabilities. Users interact with blockchain technology at their own risk.
Third-party tokens: BESC Pad provides infrastructure for token creation and presale management. The platform does not endorse, audit, verify the legitimacy of, or make any representations about any token or presale created through it. Token creators are solely responsible for their projects. Always do your own research (DYOR) before participating in any presale or purchasing any token.
No guarantees: The platform does not guarantee uptime, availability, transaction success, reward distribution timing, token price performance, or any specific outcome from using the platform's features.
Regulatory compliance: Users are solely responsible for ensuring their use of this platform complies with all applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction. The platform does not operate as a regulated exchange, broker, or financial institution.
Irreversible actions: Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Tokens sent to wrong addresses, ownership renouncement, LP burns, and presale finalization cannot be undone. Double-check all actions before confirming.
VIP Early Access: This platform offers VIP early access to presales. VIP holders (via VIP Pass NFTs or qualifying NFT holdings) may contribute to presales before the general public during a designated VIP window. By launching a project on this platform, you acknowledge and agree that VIP holders will have early access to your presale. This is a standard platform feature and is disclosed transparently to all participants.
Risk Acknowledgement▼
By using BESC Pad, you acknowledge that:
• Cryptocurrency and token investments are highly speculative and carry substantial risk of loss, including total loss of funds.
• Past performance of any token does not indicate future results.
• You have read and understood the risks associated with decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, and blockchain technology.
• You are using this platform voluntarily and accept full responsibility for all outcomes.
• The platform's restriction system (fee caps, LP lock requirements, etc.) is designed to reduce — but cannot eliminate — risks associated with malicious token creators.
• You will not hold the platform operators liable for any losses incurred through use of this platform or any tokens/presales created on it.
• You understand that VIP members may have early access to presales you create or participate in, and you accept this as a standard feature of the platform.
• Cryptocurrency and token investments are highly speculative and carry substantial risk of loss, including total loss of funds.
• Past performance of any token does not indicate future results.
• You have read and understood the risks associated with decentralized finance (DeFi), smart contracts, and blockchain technology.
• You are using this platform voluntarily and accept full responsibility for all outcomes.
• The platform's restriction system (fee caps, LP lock requirements, etc.) is designed to reduce — but cannot eliminate — risks associated with malicious token creators.
• You will not hold the platform operators liable for any losses incurred through use of this platform or any tokens/presales created on it.
• You understand that VIP members may have early access to presales you create or participate in, and you accept this as a standard feature of the platform.