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Create a lock
OAKEN Lock is our own program: no owner, no upgrade. Its on-chain upgrade authority is revoked.
Paste the mint, not a token account or a trading pair.
The vault holds the tokens until the unlock date.
Everything unlocks at once. The chain enforces the time; claim is permissionless.
Off is the honest default: once the lock is written, the creator cannot take it back.
On means the creator can cancel before the date — anyone reading the lock will see that.
They will be the only one who can claim, transfer or renounce this lock.
A .sns name works too — it resolves to its owner before you sign.
The wallet will show the exact rent and network fee before you sign.
My Solana locks
Connect a wallet to see locks where you are the creator or beneficiary.
A lock created by someone else will not be in your transaction history; open it by its escrow address.
How Solana locks work
Tokens sit in an associated token account owned by a program-derived lock address.
Only the program can move them, and only after the unlock time. Claim is permissionless: anyone can
submit it, and the tokens always go to the beneficiary. There is no per-lock admin key and no pause on
the lock itself. OAKEN's own program has no upgrade authority; Jupiter Lock, if you select it, can
be upgraded by Jupiter's team — see below. This page refuses unlock dates in the past; the program
itself trusts the date it was given, so a lock made by another tool can already be claimable.
OAKEN's own lock program is Co9ZnAVxX2siGThhjTpPgXPHYrCev1nrXFyGB1VcZcQW
(source in the repository). It is deployed on Solana mainnet, upgrade authority none, and passed a
25-check E2E on a local validator. Jupiter Lock
(LocpQgucEQHbqNABEYvBvwoxCPsSbG91A1QaQhQQqjn) remains a third-party option;
Jupiter's program can be upgraded by its team. Neither product is audited by us.
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