Skip to main content
Testnet beta. Uzo Deploy is live on BOT Chain testnet (chain 968). Mainnet is not enabled yet. Everything here is free to try with test tokens from the faucet.
Share a tip page that takes USDT or BOT, and learn what your tippers see. Tips go directly to the recipient’s wallet. Uzo never holds them.

​
For recipients

​
Create a tip jar

Deploy the Tip Jar template. Set a title, such as Coffee for Ada, and the recipient address that should receive every tip. The recipient can’t be changed later. Your tip page is at https://deploy.uzolabs.xyz/tip/ followed by your jar’s address. The last step of the deploy shows the link with a copy button. For more ways to share, open the jar’s manage page. It has:
  • a QR code people can scan with their phone,
  • a copy button for the tip link,
  • Open tip page, to see what tippers see,
  • a Share button, where your browser supports sharing.

​
See tips received

The manage page also shows the tips you’ve received: the total, the number of tips and tipping addresses, and recent tips with their messages. It updates every 30 seconds, and a new tip can take a minute to appear. Tips arrive in your wallet at once, in the same transaction. The list is only a record.

​
For tippers

​
What you need

  • A wallet that can connect to BOT Chain. See Connect a wallet.
  • USDT or BOT on the same network as the jar, plus a little BOT for gas. On testnet, both come free from the faucet.
The tip page says when a jar is on testnet. Test coins have no value.

​
Send a tip

  1. Open the tip link you were given.
  2. Check the recipient address shown under the title (see the safety note below).
  3. Under Pay with, choose USDT or BOT.
  4. Pick 1, 5 or 10, or enter your own amount.
  5. Add a message if you like. It’s optional and public, up to 140 characters (bytes), and stored on chain for anyone to read.
  6. Connect your wallet. If it’s on the wrong network, select Switch to the network shown.
  7. Send the tip:
    • BOT: select Send (the button shows the amount) and approve one transaction.
    • USDT: select Step 1 of 2: allow and approve. This lets the jar move exactly this amount, nothing more. Then select Step 2 of 2: send and approve again.
  8. When it’s done, the page shows Tip sent and a link to the transaction.
Check the recipient. The tip page shows the address every tip goes to. Before you send, make sure it’s the person you mean to tip. Anyone can deploy a tip jar with any title, so trust the address, not the title.
If a link doesn’t open a tip page and shows “This is not a Uzo tip jar”, the address wasn’t created by the Uzo tip jar factory. Don’t send anything to it.

Tip Jar template

How the contract works and what you can set.

USDT and decimals

Why USDT uses 6 decimals.
Last modified on October 7, 2026