# Liquifi > Token Vesting Simplified Liquifi helps crypto companies automate token vesting schedules, manage token cap tables, and maintain compliance for token distributions. Liquifi helps crypto companies manage token distributions by providing automated vesting, compliance tools, and cap table management. With it, companies can automate token vesting schedules, handle global tax withholdings, execute airdrops, and manage employee compensation. Liquifi serves as token infrastructure for Web3 organizations seeking operational efficiency and regulatory compliance. - Type: Company - Sector: Service Provider - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-11-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi ## Products - [Liquifi Airdrops](https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi): Liquifi Airdrops enables mass token distribution campaigns for community rewards and user acquisition. The system supports custom distribution criteria, compliance monitoring, and automated delivery to multiple wallet types without requiring smart contract development. (Token distribution tool, Live) - [Liquifi Launch Preparation](https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi): Liquifi Launch Preparation provides advisory services for token generation events including legal guidance, tokenomics design, and launch strategy. The service connects projects with market makers, legal counsel, tax accountants, and compliance experts throughout the token launch process. (Service Provider, Live) - [Liquifi EOR and global payroll](https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi): Liquifi Payroll + EOR enables global payroll management for crypto companies using both fiat and token compensation. The system integrates with Deel for employer-of-record services and automates compliance across multiple jurisdictions with tax withholding automation. (Payroll, Live) - [Liquifi OTC](https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi): Liquifi OTC facilitates large cryptocurrency transactions through regulated partners for institutional clients. The system provides sell-to-cover functionality for tax withholding obligations and enables discreet execution of significant token transactions with compliance monitoring. (OTC, Live) - [Vesting and lockups](https://thegrid.id/profiles/liquifi): Vesting and lockups is a token distribution management platform that automates vesting schedules and lockup periods for crypto projects. The system tracks and manages both vesting and lockup schedules together, supporting customizable combinations to match legal agreements. Users can configure country-specific tax withholdings, integrate with institutional custodians, and manage complex distribution schedules including cliffs, milestones, and gradual releases. 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