Exclude Fees, Dividends, Max TX
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Before creating a presale, lottery, staking pool, locker, or using the multisender, and if your token has maximum transactions, dividends/rewards, or taxes/fees in the contract, you must exclude those features from the contracts of the tools.
To exclude contract addresses, you can do it through the network explorer where your token is created (for example, BscScan) or if you have created and registered your token through the Token Designer tool, it is simpler. The following will detail both cases.
In the side menu, you should click on Token Designer > My Tokens.
In the list of your created tokens, click on the "Manage token" button for the corresponding token.
Then, in your token's control panel, select the "Update operations" option to access the functions interface.
Look for functions to exclude fees, rewards, dividends, etc.
In each of the fields, enter the contract addresses of the tools or instances created (for example, in pre-sales and lotteries), and then click on the "Query" buttons. A confirmation of the transaction will be requested, and once executed, you can view the hash of the performed transaction.
To be sure, you can verify that an address is correctly excluded from the "Query operations" option. Then, look for the verification fields, enter the addresses, and click on the "Query" button. If the addresses are excluded, it will return "Yes" as the result.
To exclude tokens created outside the platform, you should access the network explorer where your token is located. For example, for the BNB network, bscscan.com is commonly used.
There, enter the contract address of your token in the search bar and press enter or click the search button.
It will take you to the informative screen for your token. Select the "Contract" tab, then choose "Write Contract," and subsequently click on "Connect to Web3." It will prompt you to connect your wallet to the platform.
Once connected, look for functions to exclude wallets from fees, rewards, dividends, etc. If you're on a PC, you can use CTRL+F and then type "exclude" to make your job easier, as it will search for functions containing that word.
Once identified, click on them, and a field will appear where you need to enter the contract address to be excluded. Below, there will be a button called "Write" that you should click to execute the function. Your wallet will prompt you to confirm the action.
If you want to verify that the addresses are excluded, you can go to the "Read Contract" tab.
Look for functions that include, for example, "isExcluded." Enter the contract address to verify, and if the query result is "true," the address is correctly excluded.
