Project list
All projects sit on one screen as cards. Each card shows the sale dates, how much of the allocation is taken and which identity check level is needed.
Vestlane is a token launchpad dashboard designed and built by our team. A team lists projects, runs a whitelist with identity checks, and shows each holder when their tokens unlock. It gives information only and makes no investment claims.
Vestlane was designed and built by the PRS CloudTech team.
The brief
Teams that sell tokens for a product often start with a spreadsheet of wallet addresses and a shared folder of passports. It is hard to tell who is approved, who is waiting and who is not allowed to join.
Buyers also ask the same questions again and again. When do my tokens unlock? How much is still locked? A simple view that answers this removes a lot of messages.
Clear project pages
Each project needs a page that says what the token does, what the sale terms are and what the risks are, in plain words.
A fair whitelist
The team must know who has passed an identity check and who is from a country that is not allowed.
Safe handling of documents
Passports and selfies should stay with a checking partner, not in the team's own folders.
Honest unlock dates
Holders need to see what is unlocked, what is locked and the next date, without asking anyone.
What we designed
We designed Vestlane as a web dashboard for the launch team, with a holder view for the people who joined. It shows information only. It does not give advice, and it never talks about gains.
All projects sit on one screen as cards. Each card shows the sale dates, how much of the allocation is taken and which identity check level is needed.
The team fills in what the token is used for, the sale terms and the unlock plan. A risk note is always shown on the page and cannot be removed.
People who want to join appear in a list with their country, document type and check result. The team can approve those who passed in one click and give a reason when someone is held or rejected.
A licensed checking partner handles the documents. Vestlane keeps only the result and blocks countries the team has marked as not allowed.
A holder sees how many tokens are unlocked, how many are locked and a bar for each unlock date. A waiting period before the first unlock is shown clearly.
Holders and the team can download a statement that lists the sale terms, the unlock dates and the amount released so far.
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How it works
Here is how the main tasks work in Vestlane, from adding a project to a holder checking their unlock dates.
Add a project
The team fills in the project page, sets the sale terms and the unlock plan, reads the risk note and publishes.
Approve people
As people apply, the team reviews the identity results and approves everyone who passed. Held cases get a note.
Run the sale
During the sale window the dashboard shows how much of the allocation is taken and how many spots are left.
Check the unlock dates
After the sale a holder opens their view, sees what is unlocked and what is not, and downloads a statement.
Suggested technology
What we would deliver
FAQ
It is a website where teams show their token projects, let approved people join a sale, and publish the dates when tokens unlock. This dashboard is the control panel behind that site.
Identity documents stay with the licensed checking partner, and the dashboard keeps only the result. Team logins use roles, so each person sees only what their job needs, and every approval is logged with a name and time.
No. The dashboard shows facts only: what a token is for, the sale terms and the unlock plan. Every page carries a plain risk note, and nothing promises a gain.
Yes. We can build the admin dashboard, the public project pages, the whitelist and the vesting view, and connect an identity-check partner and wallet sign-in. Local rules for your market should be checked with a lawyer first.
The person uploads a document and a selfie to a licensed checking partner. The dashboard stores only the result, such as passed or needs photo, not the document itself.
Tell us who will use it and what it must do. We will reply with a plan, a timeline and a price.