A token-vesting dashboard may look simple, but the contract can encode materially different rights.

Start with the allocation type. A contributor grant may need a revocable structure so an organization can recover the unvested balance after an early departure. An investor or treasury lock may need an irrevocable arrangement that cannot be canceled after creation.

Then map the control surface:

• Who can cancel or revoke the plan?

• Where does the unvested balance go?

• Who can change the beneficiary?

• Can the vesting position be transferred?

• Can the recipient claim partially?

• Is claiming automatic or manual?

• Which settings become immutable after funding?

Hedgey documents separate control models for revocable Vesting Plans and non-revocable Token Lockups. Streamflow allows a creator to configure cancellation and recipient-change permissions for a vesting contract. Sablier remains an on-chain streaming option, but its July 2026 maintenance announcement makes product horizon part of the decision for new long-term schedules.

Do not choose from a feature table alone. Create one disposable allocation, pass through the cliff, claim a small amount, test only the administrative action the configuration permits, and verify the result on-chain before a treasury commits meaningful funds.

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