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# IDO Mechanism

### Token Sale Process

As mentioned previously, there are three ways to participate in the IDO on SMARTLAUNCHPAD.&#x20;

Token Sale Process consists of 6 stages as follows:

1. Register
2. Lottery
3. Guaranteed Allocation
4. Allocation Distribution
5. Public Sale (FCFS)
6. Token Vesting

#### Register

* Users register to participate in the token sale by entering KYC
* Do some tasks to accumulate points

#### Lottery

Users of Tier 1, and 2 will receive fixed tickets. They are not guaranteed to win their slots for IDO.&#x20;

If users want to increase their chance of winning lottery, they need to participate in more social tasks and SMARTLAUNCHPAD's service to accumulate more points for their tickets.

#### Guaranteed Allocation

Users of Tier 3, 4, and 5 will receive guaranteed allocation to participate in the token sales.&#x20;

#### Allocation Distribution

Users will receive a purchase spot corresponding to the winning ticket. Users then deposit funds in accordance with the ticket size to confirm their allocation.

#### Public Sale Round

The remaining tokens will be sold in the Public Sale Round.

Eligible participants:

* Users who joined Register to join in IDO
* Except users who successfully bought in Allocation Distribution Stage
* Users who weren’t selected in the Lottery Stage will be allowed to participate

Public Round is First Come First Served (FCFS) with a buy limit for each wallet decided by SMARTLAUNCHPAD and the project team.

#### Token Vesting

Vesting schedule is different for each project as it is decided by team SMARTLAUNCHPAD and Project's partners.


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