Public references,
clear verification
and project structure
This page centralizes the core public references for AZXBTC, including token and staking contracts, reward model, owner policy, liquidity lock and official project links.
Public contract references
These are the main on-chain references used by the project website and staking interface. Always verify addresses directly on PolygonScan before interacting.
Owner Wallet
0x64bC13FD3C546C34Ae193e6138E33F882DDBa40
Administrative functions such as reward funding and deposit control are tied to the contract owner.
Treasury Wallet
0x7E3BbcF1bfe303F61ea9492e1c67011718F0297b
Dedicated treasury wallet for ecosystem operations, future liquidity reinforcement and controlled reserve management.
How reward funding works
AZXBTC staking rewards are funded on-chain. Rewards do not become distributable just by sending tokens to the contract address; the contract owner must use the reward funding flow to update the reward accounting correctly.
Funding flow
The owner wallet approves AZXBTC to the staking contract and then calls the funding function. This updates the reward pool used by stakers.
Distribution logic
Rewards are distributed according to the staking accounting inside the live contract. Holders can monitor pending rewards from the official dashboard.
Public trust references
The purpose of this page is to help holders, reviewers and partners verify the project using public references instead of relying on screenshots or private messages.
Liquidity Lock
Liquidity lock proof is public and should always be verified directly from the official lock provider page.
Verified Contract
The token contract is verified on PolygonScan so users can inspect the code and public contract state directly.
Official Wallet Policy
Only the official owner wallet should be used for administrative actions such as reward funding and deposit control.
Anti-scam Notice
Do not trust unofficial support accounts, private funding requests or links shared outside the official AZXBTC channels.
Inactive historical reserve
The first AZXBTC staking contract contains an inactive historical reserve from the initial infrastructure phase. These tokens remain publicly visible on-chain but are not part of active market circulation and are not used in the live staking system.
Reserve Status
Approximately 4.2M AZXBTC remain inside the first staking contract and are treated as non-circulating historical reserve. Current staking operations are fully migrated to the verified V3 staking contract.
Market and community references
Use only these official links for market access, social channels and public verification.
Market links
Community links
Frequently asked questions
This section answers the questions a serious buyer, partner or reviewer usually asks before engaging with the project.