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When the sale ends, settlement decides everything: launch or refund, who can claim, what burns, and when you get paid.

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Closing the sale

1

Finalize

Once the sale ends above the soft cap, anyone can finalize — it’s permissionless, so your launch never waits on a single party. (No-LP sales open claims and pay the fee right here.)
2

Create liquidity

The raise seeds the locked V3 pool, the platform fee is taken, and claims + trading open.
3

You withdraw

Call withdrawRaisedFunds to take your share of the raise (net of the platform fee and any unclaimed referral reserve). Buyers claim their tokens.

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The core invariants

Claim XOR refund

A buyer either claims (successful sale) or refunds (cancelled) — never both. The contract enforces it.

Unsold burns

Unsold sale tokens burn at a successful settle. If a sale is cancelled or escaped, the full token deposit returns to you instead.

Soft cap or refund

Miss the soft cap and the sale cancels — every buyer reclaims 100%.

LP can't strand you

If liquidity isn’t created within a 7-day grace after finalize, anyone can flip the sale to refunds — funds never get stuck.

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The platform’s safety levers

So there are no surprises, here’s what the platform can do (a project cannot):
LeverWhat it does
Soft-cap overrideTreat the soft cap as met to allow settlement — can’t move funds
End earlyClose an active sale early, only once the soft cap is secured
CancelCancel a sale (anytime by platform; by anyone if it ended below soft cap) → refunds
Emergency escapeBreak-glass that pulls the raise out and voids the sale; your deposited tokens are still reclaimable
RescueRecover stray tokens sent in by mistake — never the sale or quote tokens
These exist purely as guardrails and last-resort recovery. None of them let the platform — or you — touch tokens that are owed to buyers or skim a live raise.