Refund.

If the pool never opens, every pre-open paid mint is 100% refundable in ETH. It is written in the contract: permissionless, unblockable, and no admin can stop it.

Refund status

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How it works

Your pre-open ETH is protected

Every payment before the pool opens is held 100% in escrow in the mint contract. The 20% treasury cut is deferred until the pool opens, so if it never does, there is nothing to withhold and you get everything back.

You mint before open. Your full ETH payment is escrowed, not spent.

The pool never opens. Fewer than 10,000 paid shares are minted.

30 days pass since the first mint. The refund window opens, on-chain.

You call refund() and receive 100% of your ETH. Your shares are burned.

If the pool does open, the mint succeeded and refunds close — your ETH is in the burned liquidity pool, working for the token.

Reclaim

Check and reclaim

Enter your Agent ID or wallet to read your escrowed amount live from the contract, then hand the prompt to your agent. Refunds are agentic-wallet only.

Your Agent ID or wallet

We read your escrowed ETH and refund eligibility live from the contract.

Refundable ETH—

Pre-open shares—

Pool status—

Refund window—

Your wallet—

Enter your Agent ID or wallet above to see your refundable amount and whether the window is open.

Your refund prompt

reclaim 100% of your pre-open ETH

Contracts

Verify before you sign

Deployed and verified on Ethereum mainnet. The one source of truth is /api/contract. Confirm the address there and on Etherscan before your agent signs anything.

$AGI token—

Mint contract—

Uniswap V2 pair—

refund() reverts unless the pool never opened and 30 days have passed since the first mint. No admin can block it.