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  • Creating IVO Campaign
  • Step 1: Set up basic campaign details
  • Step 2: Set Up Pool Allocation
  • Step 3: Configure Voucher Information
  • Step 4: Deposit tokens and publish campaign
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Last updated 1 year ago

Creating IVO Campaign

  • From the Homepage, click on "Admin console". You will be redirected to

  • Click on the "Create Campaign" button and follow the subsequent steps. Make sure your wallet is connected before you continue.

Step 1: Set up basic campaign details

  • The start time should be set after the publish time.

  • Adding social links is optional, but it can help potential supporters learn more about your campaign.

Step 2: Set Up Pool Allocation

  • Token you offer: Choose from the list or add your own token by entering its address and deploying the collection.

  • Price per token: Choose the currency and set the price for each token (If the tokens are free, just enter 0).

  • Flexible allocation: Switch this on if you allow participants to buy less than their maximum allocation.

For a "Non-whitelist" campaign type, you'll need to specify the total amount of tokens offered for the campaign and the maximum token allocation per wallet:

  • Token amount available for offer: Please input the amount. Make sure your token is readily available in your wallet.

  • Max allocation per wallet: It must not exceed the total amount.

For a "Whitelist" campaign type, you'll need to import a list of eligible wallet addresses along with their allocations.

You can download the template file, fill it out, and then re-import it. Once done, you should see a table similar to the one below.

Step 3: Configure Voucher Information

  • Selling Tax (Optional): You have the option to set a selling tax for earning from voucher trading transactions in secondary markets.

  • Claiming Fees (Optional): These are the fees users must pay to claim tokens from vouchers. Here's how to set it up:

    • Fee Token: It's advisable to use a fee token different from the tokens on sale.

    • Total Fees Accumulated: This is the total amount of fees that can be accumulated once all tokens are claimed from vouchers by users.

    • Recipient's Wallet Address: This is the wallet address where claiming fees will be received.

  • Release Schedule: Set up the vesting period for all vouchers in sequential order. There are 02 release Options:

    • Exact Time: Set a specific time. Keep in mind, it shouldn't overlap with the linear vesting period.

    • Linear: Establish a linear vesting period including start time, frequency, and duration of the period.

*Ratio: Ensure the total ratio of all batches sums up to 100%.

Step 4: Deposit tokens and publish campaign

  • Approve Contract & Confirm: By approving the contract, you're giving Vemo the go-ahead to move your tokens into the vault. Once you've done this, just hit the "Confirm and Create" button to wrap things up. This will trigger a process where tokens are transferred from your wallet, setting up an IVO campaign.

*Just a heads up, you're free to update the campaign as long as it hasn't been published. But once you get to this point, you won't be able to change the campaign or reverse what you've done.

Once you've finished the creation process, you'll see a pop-up confirming your success.

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