# Token Security

## **Liquidity Lock**

When depositing liquidity on Uniswap, you're automatically given an NFT representing the liquidity within the pool. All 21,000 tokens were sent to the liquidity pool, which is locked forever.&#x20;

The only thing we can do is claim fees from the locker contract. The Uniswap V3 Liquidity NFT (which allows the withdrawal of liquidity) is now locked in a UNCX locker forever, giving the community members verifiable proof of the liquidity's security.

{% embed url="<https://univ3.uncx.network/lock/univ3/chain/1/manage/locker/0x7f5C649856F900d15C83741f45AE46f5C6858234/lock/222>" %}
This URL takes you to the URL that shows the $IOC Token liquidity is locked forever.
{% endembed %}

## **Security Score**

High scores on security evaluations emphasise the token's robustness and reliability.

## Renounced Contract

We have no access to the token or any of its functions.&#x20;

## **Open Zeppelin Code**

The IOC token smart contract is built using OpenZeppelin, a widely recognised and battle-tested framework for secure smart contract development. This ensures the highest standards of security and reliability.


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