My Locks
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About this tool
How My Locks works
Open a vault or a token
Your recent vaults appear in the list on their own. To see another one, paste its vault address. To see every lock of a token, paste the token address into the second bar and its public lock page opens.
What My Locks does
In short
Whether you hold a vault or only want to verify one, My Locks works as a BSC token lock checker and release page for the J Tools lock contract. Receivers claim what is due with one approval, and anyone can open a vault or a token's public lock page without connecting a wallet.
What it does
The page lists vaults you created or opened in this browser, and opens any other vault by its address. For each it shows the locked amount, what was released, what is releasable now and the next unlock. Paste a token address instead, and you get every lock of that token and its main pools.
What it costs
My Locks is free from J Tools. Looking at a vault or a token's lock page needs no wallet and no gas. A release is one transaction from the receiving wallet, so it costs only network gas in BNB, which the wallet shows before you approve.
Key features
- No wallet to look · Anyone can open a vault or a token's lock page without connecting.
- Release in one approval · The receiving wallet claims everything due right now with a single signature.
- Public token lock page · One link lists every lock and vesting vault of a token, ready to share.
- Supply share shown · Token pages show each lock's share of supply and the total still locked.
- Taxed tokens handled · If a token keeps a fee on release, the popup shows sent and received apart.
- Your list, your browser · Vaults you open stay listed in this browser, and you can remove any of them.
How to check and release a lock in 3 steps
- 1
Open a vault or a token
Your recent vaults appear in the list on their own. To see another one, paste its vault address. To see every lock of a token, paste the token address into the second bar and its public lock page opens.
- 2
Read the schedule and the status
A vault shows its mode (lock, vesting or LP lock), what it holds, how much was released, what is due and the next unlock date. A token page adds the share of supply still locked and the next unlock across all its vaults.
- 3
Connect the receiver and release
Connect the receiving wallet and a release button shows the exact amount due. One wallet approval sends it out of the vault. A popup shows what left the vault and what reached your wallet, which can differ when the token takes a transfer tax.
Reading BSC locks straight from the chain
BNB Chain, the network some still call BSC or BNB Smart Chain (chain ID 56), keeps every vault's state in public, and My Locks reads it from there: balances, released totals and dates come from the vault contracts and their creation events, and token pages print the block they were read at. You can match each figure on BscScan by opening the vault address. Token pages cover the BEP-20 token itself plus its PancakeSwap V2 pools against WBNB, USDT and USDC, and list the 200 most recent locks. A release needs a little BNB for gas.
Frequently asked questions
Check a lock or claim yours
Paste a vault or token address to see its locks, or connect the receiving wallet to release what has vested so far.