Programmable stablecoin vesting on-chain.
Flowvest is a lightweight protocol that allows users to schedule stablecoin payments over time using deterministic vesting smart contracts.
Flowvest V1 is currently in Base Mainnet.
Please use small USDC test amounts and review transactions carefully.
- App: https://app.flowvest.io
- Explorer: https://scan.flowvest.io
- Network: Base Mainnet
- Asset: USDC
Flowvest enables users to create simple on-chain payment schedules using stablecoins.
Typical use cases include:
- scheduled payments
- milestone-based payouts
- contributor vesting
- personal time‑locked savings
All vest schedules are transparent and verifiable on-chain.
- Connect wallet
- Approve USDC
- Create a vest schedule
- Funds unlock over time
- Beneficiary claims available amounts
- Owner may terminate within the allowed window
Current configuration:
- Token: USDC
- Network: Base Mainnet
- Periods: 3
- Period Length: 30 days
- Min Principal: 200 USDC
- Max Principal: 3,000 USDC
- Protocol TVL Cap: 20,000 USDC
Termination is allowed:
- after period 2 begins
- before period 3 completes
High‑level protocol flow:
User → dApp → Wallet → Smart Contract → Events → Indexer → Explorer
This repository includes:
- smart contracts
- Flowvest dApp frontend
Explorer and indexing infrastructure are maintained separately.
Flowvest will evolve gradually as the protocol matures. Early releases prioritize reliability, transparency, and predictable on‑chain behavior.
- Base Sepolia deployment
- USDC vesting schedules
- Claim and terminate flows
- Explorer + API support
- Base mainnet deployment
- USDC support
- stabilized UI and infrastructure
Planned direction:
- flexible vest durations
- improved vest management
- protocol fee model
- additional stablecoins
Long‑term exploration areas include:
- multi‑chain deployments
- additional stablecoin integrations
- savings-style vaults
Flowvest is non‑custodial. Users should always:
- verify beneficiary addresses carefully
- review wallet prompts before confirming
- confirm transactions on-chain
For release history, see CHANGELOG.md.
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