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Short answers to the questions people ask most.
Is my money safe?#
Safer than handing it straight to a team. 85% of your contribution sits in the vault, and it only goes out milestone by milestone after token holders vote yes. But projects can still fail and prices can still fall, so only put in what you can afford to lose.
What happens if the project fails?#
You claim a refund from the money still in the vault. If the raise never reached its target, that's everything you put in except the platform fee. Refunds has the details.
Who controls the funds?#
The vault contract. It pays out the next slice only when a milestone vote passes, and the team can't take money early or send it anywhere else.
Can ZASH change the contracts?#
Yes, to fix bugs, but never quietly. A change needs two of three multisig signers and a public 48-hour wait. See Upgrades and multisig.
Do I need crypto experience?#
No. Sign in with email or Google and ZASH creates a wallet for you. If a word is unfamiliar, the Glossary explains it.
What does it cost?#
A 2.5% platform fee on each contribution, the network's own transaction fee, and 1% on swaps you make on a project page. The full list is on Fees.
How do milestones get approved?#
The team publishes proof and token holders vote. YES has to reach 30% of the tokens that can vote, and beat NO. Vote on milestones explains it.
What happens when a raise succeeds?#
The token starts trading on PancakeSwap (BNB Chain) or Raydium (Solana), and the team starts working through its milestones.
Which chains does ZASH support?#
BNB Chain and Solana. See Chains and currencies.