# CoraAI

> CoraAI is a projects-and-protocols that provides on-chain token and liquidity locking and AI-powered contract risk scanning, primarily on BNB Chain.

- Canonical URL: https://iq.wiki/wiki/coraai
- Categories: Projects & Protocols
- Tags: DeFi, AIInfrastructure, BNB Chain, Infrastructure
- Created: 2026-09-09T14:57:07.552Z
- Last updated: 2026-09-09T14:57:07.552Z
- Source: IQ.wiki — the world's largest blockchain and crypto encyclopedia (https://iq.wiki)

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**CoraAI** (styled as **CORA_AI** and also written CoraAi) is an on-chain vault protocol for token and liquidity locking built for the [BNB Chain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/binance-smart-chain) (BSC) [mainnet](https://iq.wiki/wiki/mainnet). The project presents itself under the tagline "Building the future of AI-powered token security. Lock • Secure • Empower," and centers on [smart contracts](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract) that hold project tokens and liquidity-pool tokens until a preset unlock date so that investors can verify supply commitments on-chain.[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr)[[www.coraaivault.xyz][CoraAi described as on-chain vault on BNB Chain]] The project's social presence dates to June 2024, and CoraAI states its product is "Live on BNB Chain Mainnet."[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr)[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Live on BNB Chain Mainnet status]]

## Overview

CoraAI is a locking service that moves a user's tokens or liquidity-pool (LP) tokens into a [smart contract](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract) that releases them only at a chosen future date. Its stated purpose is to give token teams a verifiable way to prove that team allocations, treasury reserves, or trading liquidity cannot be moved or drained before a committed time — a common protection against "[rug pulls](https://iq.wiki/wiki/rug-pull)," where a project's operators suddenly remove liquidity or dump tokens. The project describes itself as "Built for the [BNB Chain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/binance-smart-chain) ecosystem" and lists [PancakeSwap](https://iq.wiki/wiki/pancakeswap), BscScan, [CoinGecko](https://iq.wiki/wiki/coingecko), [BingX](https://iq.wiki/wiki/bingx), [KuCoin](https://iq.wiki/wiki/kucoin), and [DEXTools](https://iq.wiki/wiki/dextools) among related or ecosystem services it associates with.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Built for BNB Chain, ecosystem services listed]]

A central claim of the protocol is that locks live entirely on-chain rather than in a company database. According to CoraAI, locks are "On-chain. Not in a database. Not on our servers. On the BNB [blockchain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/blockchain) — public, permanent, and verifiable by anyone."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][On-chain permanence claim]] The project further states that its own continued existence is not required for locks to hold: if the team were to disappear, it claims "Your lock still exists. Your unlock date still applies. The contract runs on the blockchain forever, with or without us."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Locks persist without the team]]

## How It Works

CoraAI structures its user flow in three steps. First, a user connects a wallet — the project specifically instructs connecting [MetaMask](https://iq.wiki/wiki/metamask) to [BNB Chain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/binance-smart-chain) — and states that "No account needed. No signup. No email. Just your wallet," a step it claims "Takes 10 seconds."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Connect wallet step details]] Second, the user chooses what to lock by pasting a token address or LP token address, setting an amount, and picking an unlock date; the project supports any [BEP-20](https://iq.wiki/wiki/bep-20) token and allows durations that it frames as anywhere from "30 days or 2 years — your choice."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Choose what to lock step]] Third, the tokens move into the [smart contract](https://iq.wiki/wiki/smart-contract), where CoraAI says they "stay there until the unlock date" and that "Nobody touches them until then. Not even us," describing the result as "Immutable on-chain."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Locked forever step and immutability]]

The protocol asserts that administrative control over locked funds is limited by design. CoraAI states that "The contract owner can collect fees and nothing else" and that locked tokens are "untouchable by anyone until you unlock them," listing admin control over user funds as "None."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Admin control limited to fee collection]]

### Fees

Each lock carries a flat fee of 0.001 BNB. CoraAI describes this as a fixed charge unrelated to the size of the deposit, stating "Flat fee, no percentage of holdings. Lock a million tokens for the same price as one hundred."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Flat 0.001 BNB lock fee]]

## Features

CoraAI advertises a set of locking and verification tools intended to cover both the act of locking and the ability of third parties to audit those locks:

- **Token Locking** — locks team tokens, advisor allocations, or treasury reserves so investors can see the amounts held and their unlock dates.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Token locking feature]]
- **Liquidity Locking** — locks [PancakeSwap](https://iq.wiki/wiki/pancakeswap) LP tokens to demonstrate that trading liquidity cannot be withdrawn.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Liquidity locking feature]]
- **Vesting Schedules** — allows monthly unlock tranches with a cliff period, where "Each tranche is a separate on-chain lock" so investors can track releases month by month.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Vesting schedules with tranches]]
- **Contract Scanner** (also called the **Anti-Rug Scanner**) — accepts any contract address and returns an "instant risk breakdown" flagging hidden mint functions, blacklists, and ownership status.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Contract scanner risk breakdown]]
- **Public Explorer** — searches any wallet address to show every lock, unlock date, and countdown timer associated with it.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Public explorer feature]]
- **Lock Certificates** — generates a shareable certificate for each lock that can be posted on X, Telegram, or a website.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Lock certificates feature]]

The project positions the Contract Scanner as its principal differentiator, claiming that "No other locker scans the tokens you're locking before you lock them. We do."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Scanner as competitor differentiator]] Alongside these features, the site displays a status summary reporting "$0," a "Rugged so far" figure of "None," an "Admin keys" entry of "BSC," and a "Live now" indicator, and shows an infinity symbol next to "Lock duration."[[www.coraaivault.xyz][On-page status summary items]]

## CRVT Token

CoraAI's native token is **$CRVT**. The project states a fixed maximum supply of one billion tokens with "No minting after deployment," meaning the supply cannot expand once the contract is live.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][Fixed supply of 1 billion, no minting]] At its token generation event (TGE), CoraAI states that 11% of the supply — 110,000,000 CRVT — would be in circulation.[[www.coraaivault.xyz][11% circulating, 110 million CRVT at TGE]]

## Ecosystem and Partnerships

CoraAI has described plans to extend its locking services beyond [BNB Chain](https://iq.wiki/wiki/binance-smart-chain). In a pinned post dated July 29, the project said it was "expanding its ecosystem with support for" [Filecoin](https://iq.wiki/wiki/filecoin) and [Avalanche](https://iq.wiki/wiki/avalanche), framing the move as bringing "trusted token and liquidity locking to more builders and communities" and emphasizing secure on-chain asset protection.[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr) The project has repeatedly framed its ambitions around interoperability, describing itself on August 20 as "building the intelligence layer behind a more connected [Web3](https://iq.wiki/wiki/web3)" focused on "making decentralized infrastructure smarter, safer, and more scalable," and on August 17 pointing to a Web3 environment of "More chains. More liquidity. More assets moving across ecosystems" as the context for its work on "on-chain trust."[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr)

On September 4, CoraAI announced a partnership with Openhelix, describing the collaboration as bringing together "AI powered token security and next-generation Web3 launch infrastructure."[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr) In the period leading up to further releases, the project posted progress markers such as an August 31 update reading "45% ready."[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr)

Throughout its public materials, the project describes itself using the name variants "Cora AI," "CoraAi," and "CoraAi — Token & Liquidity Locking on BNB Chain," and directs users to its website at coraaivault.xyz.[[2]](#cite-id-8z8busykp3)[[1]](#cite-id-8gizgtabrr)