10% max.
Public allocation
Up to 100,000,000 SWTK from a proposed maximum supply of one billion.
SWTK / proposed community presale
Enable public participation without compromising network security.
SwissTokint is preparing a capped community presale to fund the Proof of Method protocol, audits, legal framework and pilots. The plan targets CHF 3.5M over 24 months: up to CHF 2.5M from the public and CHF 1M from grants, pilots and partners. This page describes the planning case; no subscription or payment is currently open.
Status: preparation. Price, date, eligible jurisdictions, KYC/AML provider, fund-safeguarding mechanism and contract will only be published after legal and security approval.
SwissTokint
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Open risk infrastructure
Research · governance · community
CHF 750k
Indicative soft cap
Funds the product core, testnet, legal classification and a first audit; below this threshold, the plan provides for cancellation.
CHF 2M
Presale target
Target funding level for executing the roadmap without depending on another immediate raise.
CHF 2.5M
Indicative hard cap
Proposed public cap. Price and implied valuation remain to be set before opening.
Revised allocation
The public participates while security retains the largest share.
This allocation replaces the no-presale model. Unsold tokens are not redistributed to contributors; they return to the network-security reserve under its long release schedule.
38%
Network security and verification
Declining programme over 10 years
17%
Ecosystem, pilots and public goods
Verifiable milestones over 8 years
15%
Protocol treasury
8 years with a 24-month initial delay
12%
Initial contributors
4 years with a 12-month cliff
8%
Community and testnet
Verified contributions and anti-Sybil controls
10%
Public community presale
10% at launch, then 90% linearly over 18 months
Use of proceeds
Every franc is tied to an identifiable delivery.
50%
Protocol and SDK engineering
Product team, receipts, Merkle batches, public verifier, API and integrations.
15%
Security and cryptography
Design review, fuzzing, external audits and remediation.
12%
Legal and compliance
Swiss classification, MiCA, AML/sanctions, tax and offer documentation.
8%
Pilots and reviewers
External integrations, review mandates and challenge exercises.
7%
Infrastructure
Testnet, storage, availability, monitoring and recovery.
4%
Documentation and operations
Developer documentation, support and factual communications.
4%
Contingency
Bounded reserve for incidents and cost variance.
Participant protections
A presale is acceptable only when its rules are verifiable before payment.
Identified issuing entity
The issuer, responsible persons, accounts and governance framework must be published before opening.
KYC, AML and geographic restrictions
Participation will depend on eligibility, sanctions controls and the rules of targeted countries.
Safeguarded funds and milestone release
The plan uses a separate account or approved arrangement and disbursements tied to documented milestones.
Soft cap and refunds
Final terms will define the threshold, long-stop date, cancellation events and refund process.
Transparent public vesting
The proposed schedule reduces launch imbalance and is identical for participants in the same tranche.
No market promise
No guarantee of listing, liquidity, price, return, buyback or preservation of token value.
Process before opening
Prepare first, accept funds second.
01
Terms and structure
Fix the entity, contract, price, caps, countries and exact rights.
02
External controls
Obtain legal classification, prepare regulatory documents and audit contracts.
03
Controlled opening
Publish final terms, activate KYC/AML and accept funds through the approved arrangement.
04
Closing and transparency
Publish outcome, allocation, funds received, refunds and delivery schedule.
05
Launch and vesting
Distribute under the announced schedule after launch conditions are approved.
The presale is not open yet
This page presents a financing plan and is not a subscription offer. SwissTokint currently accepts no funds, provides no payment address and guarantees no allocation. Final communications and terms require review by qualified counsel and the relevant authorities or intermediaries.
Official frameworks to implement