ShineDAO

Skip the back-and-forth and move straight to execution. With ShineDAO, you can set up structured, private token agreements that settle wallet-to-wallet when conditions are met. Start by choosing what you’re arranging—sale, swap, grant, vesting, or loan—then define the assets, price or ratio, schedule (cliff and vesting, if needed), per-wallet limits, allowlists, and expiration. Use the visual builder to preview how funds and tokens flow, simulate scenarios, and publish a deal link that counterparties can review and sign without handing custody to an intermediary.

Counterparties open your link, verify the parameters, and confirm from their wallet. Settlement is atomic: either all terms finalize or nothing moves. You can enable partial fills for block trades, add a minimum threshold, or require multiple signers before activation. Vesting releases follow the timeline you define, with automatic claims by recipients when tranches unlock. Each agreement is recorded on-chain for a clear audit trail, and once published, parameters are fixed—if terms need to change, you publish a new version so everyone signs and settles against a consistent, immutable record.

For teams, ShineDAO supports a clean workflow: draft a deal, request review, collect approvals, and go live. Assign roles for creators, reviewers, and signers to prevent mistakes. Attach notes or external documents for diligence. Run a dry run on a test network, then switch to mainnet once everything checks out. Share read-only previews with stakeholders, and send notifications to counterparties with the deal link. Track status across multiple agreements, export activity for accounting, and set reminders for upcoming unlocks or expirations so treasury, legal, and BD stay aligned.

Advanced controls help you tailor agreements without touching code. Start from a template—founder allocations, advisor grants with cliffs, market-maker facilities, treasury swaps, or SAFT-style sales—and customize parameters step by step. Add per-investor discounts, vesting calendars, and revocation options where appropriate. Gate access with allowlists, cap allocations by address, and restrict settlement tokens to stablecoins or specific assets. Invite external reviewers for an extra check before publishing. If you manage repeated workflows, clone a previous deal, adjust variables, and send a new link—keeping your process fast, consistent, and transparent from draft to final settlement.