PolygonTimeLock — Control Panel v9

Create schedules, claim payouts, and review activity directly against the contract. This contract can hold locks in any Polygon ERC-20 token at once — every action below asks which token it applies to. Trustless self-lock: anyone can lock their own tokens for themselves in the Claim tab below, with no owner involvement — that schedule can then never be cancelled or changed by the owner, or anyone else, ever. Owner-created locks become the same kind of permanent, uncancellable self-lock whenever the beneficiary is the owner's own address — see the notes below.

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Set a Time Lock for Your Crypto

Lock your tokens now and have them unlock automatically on the schedule you choose — daily, weekly, monthly, whatever you pick. Nobody, including us, can cancel or touch a self-lock once it's created.

💰 Flat 1% fee, sent to the fee address — nothing extra when you claim ⓘExample: lock 1,000 USDT → 10 USDT (1%) goes to the service fee address right away, 990 USDT is scheduled for you. Every future claim pays out in full, no further fee.

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⚙️ Advanced: contract & connection details (optional — most people can skip this)

Contract

This panel is wired directly to the deployed contract below — no need to paste an address. All figures read directly from the chain.

Contract address (deployed) ⓘThe blockchain address of this locking service's smart contract. It's fixed and already filled in — you never need to change or paste anything here. Use "Verify" to see its public source code on PolygonScan.

Deployment block (optional, speeds up reports) ⓘOnly used by the Reports tab, to avoid scanning the entire chain history for events. Leave blank unless a report scan is timing out.

Custom RPC URL (optional — used for reads with no wallet installed, or if scans get rate-limited) ⓘOnly needed if you're browsing without a wallet installed and the default public node is slow, or a Reports scan gets rate-limited. Leave blank otherwise.

Check any lock's status. Only the connected wallet's own lock can be claimed from.

A flat 1% service fee is deducted once, up front, when your lock is created or topped up, and sent directly to the service's fee address (—). It is not deducted again at claim time — every claim pays out your full scheduled claim amount, in full, into your wallet.

Beneficiary address ⓘThe wallet the lock pays out to. Leave blank to check your own connected wallet — only fill this in to look up someone else's lock.

Common tokens

Token address ⓘWhich cryptocurrency the lock you're checking is in (e.g. USDT). Pick from "Common tokens" or paste the token's contract address.

Create a self-lock trustless · self-service

Lock your own tokens for your own wallet, directly — no owner approval, no owner transaction, no owner involvement of any kind. Because you are both the depositor and the beneficiary, this is trustless by construction: the moment your transaction confirms, the schedule is permanent. It can never be cancelled or edited by the contract owner, any future owner, or anyone else — the only way these funds ever move is your own claim() calls, on the exact schedule you set here.

Create self-lock

Pulls totalAmount of the chosen token from your connected wallet and locks it for your connected wallet to claim later. A flat 1% fee is deducted immediately and sent to the fee address — only the remaining 99% is credited to your lock.

🔒 This cannot be undone. There is no cancel button for a self-lock — not for you, not for the contract owner, not ever. Double-check the token, total amount, per-claim amount, and frequency before confirming.

Common tokens

Token address ⓘWhich cryptocurrency you're locking (e.g. USDT, USDC). Pick one from "Common tokens" or paste its contract address — double-check it on PolygonScan first.

Total amount ⓘThe full amount you're locking, before the 1% fee. Example: enter 1000 → 10 goes to the fee, 990 is scheduled to unlock to you over time.

Amount per claim ⓘHow much unlocks each time you claim. Example: total 1000, claim amount 100 → you can claim 100 every period (see Frequency) until it's all gone.

Frequency ⓘHow often a new claim becomes available (e.g. "Daily" = you can claim once every 24 hours). Claiming isn't automatic — you (or anyone) must call claim once each period unlocks.

Start time (optional) ⓘWhen the schedule begins counting down. Leave blank to start immediately.

Top up my self-lock

Adds funds to your own existing lock's remaining balance — whether it was created here or by the owner on your behalf — without changing its schedule. No owner involvement needed: you approve and top up directly. A flat 1% fee is deducted immediately and sent to the fee address.

Common tokens

Token address

Amount

Owner-only actions. Every call here reverts on-chain if the connected wallet isn't the owner — buttons are disabled locally as a convenience, so no wasted gas. If you're a customer setting up your own lock, use the "Create a self-lock" section under the Claim tab instead — it needs no owner involvement.

Connect the owner wallet to enable these actions.

Create lock

Each beneficiary can hold one active lock per token — the same address can have an independent USDT lock and a WMATIC lock at once, but not two locks in the same token. Pulls totalAmount of the chosen token from your wallet on confirm. A flat 1% fee is deducted immediately from totalAmount and sent to the fee address — only the remaining 99% is credited to the beneficiary's lock.

Self-lock rule (v9, trustless): if the beneficiary address below is the contract owner's own address, this lock becomes a permanent, trustless self-lock the moment it's created — neither cancelLock nor updateLockParams will ever work on it again, for this owner or any future owner. If a beneficiary wants to lock their own tokens for themselves with no owner involvement at all, point them to the Create a self-lock section under the Claim tab instead — that path (createSelfLock) always produces the same kind of permanent, uncancellable lock, for anyone, without you ever touching their funds. Locks you create here for someone else are unaffected and stay fully cancellable/editable as usual.

Beneficiary address ⓘThe wallet that will be able to claim from this lock. If this is your own address, the lock becomes a permanent, uncancellable self-lock — see the warning above.

Common tokens

Token address

Total amount ⓘThe full amount pulled from your wallet, before the 1% fee. 99% of it is what gets scheduled for the beneficiary.

Amount per claim ⓘHow much the beneficiary can withdraw each time they claim, once each period (see Frequency) has passed.

Frequency

Start time (optional)

Top up

Adds funds to an existing lock's remaining balance without changing its schedule. A flat 1% fee is deducted immediately from this amount and sent to the fee address — only the remaining 99% is credited to the beneficiary's lock. Must match the token the lock was created with.

Beneficiary address

Common tokens

Token address

Amount

Update claim amount / frequency

Changes the schedule going forward. Does not affect what's already been claimed. Reverts on a self-lock (beneficiary's own address at creation, or created via self-service createSelfLock) — those schedules are fixed permanently and trustlessly, for the owner and everyone else, forever.

Beneficiary address

Common tokens

Token address

New amount per claim

New frequency

Cancel lock

Immediately deactivates the lock and sends the entire remaining balance to the refund address. Cannot be undone. Reverts on a self-lock (beneficiary's own address at creation, or created via self-service createSelfLock) — those can never be cancelled by the owner, by design. That's what makes a self-lock trustless: it's not "the current owner promises not to," it's the contract itself refusing the call, permanently, no matter who holds ownership.

Beneficiary address

Common tokens

Token address

Refund to

Rescue surplus

Recovers token balance that isn't owed to any beneficiary — either surplus above what's locked for a token already in use, or the entire balance of a token that's never been used in a lock at all (e.g. sent here by mistake). Works for any ERC-20 address; cannot touch funds owed to beneficiaries. v7 merges the old separate "rescue other token" action into this one — the contract computes the exact sweepable amount for you, so there's no amount field to get wrong.

Common tokens

Token address

Send surplus to

Transfer ownership

Hands admin control of the entire contract — every lock — to a new address. Cannot be undone from here.

New owner address

Pulled directly from chain logs. Scan once, then filter, review the fee/claim totals, and export to CSV.

From block

Chunk size (blocks per request)

Event history

Every event this contract has ever emitted, in order.

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PolygonTimeLock — Control Panel v9

Set a Time Lock for Your Crypto

Contract

Look up a token

Create a self-lock trustless · self-service

Create self-lock

Top up my self-lock

Create lock

Top up

Update claim amount / frequency

Cancel lock

Rescue surplus

Transfer ownership

Summary

Event history