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# DexKit contracts 🔥

DexKit introduces seamless integration with its own suite of enhanced contracts. By leveraging reusable components, DexKit makes it simple for developers to integrate advanced mechanics into their onchain applications without the complexity of low-level contract interactions.

## Supported Contracts

The following smart contracts are included in this integration, each serving a distinct purpose. Click on any item below to get more information:

* [**DropAllowanceERC20**](https://docs.dexkit.com/defi-products/dexcontracts/dexkit-contracts/dropallowanceerc20) – A flexible ERC20 drop contract that allows the token owner to retain custody of tokens and grant allowances for claim-based sales or distributions.

## Benefits for developers and creators

The integration of DexKit’s enhanced smart contracts delivers powerful advantages for DApps built with DexAppBuilder:

* **Simplicity** – Abstracted components simplify interaction with advanced smart contract features.
* **Security** – Tokens remain in the owner’s wallet until claimed, reducing custody risk.
* **Versatility** – Works with any ERC20 token (18 decimals) for presales, rewards, or controlled distributions.
* **Efficiency** – Claim-based mechanics remove the need to pre-fund contracts, saving gas and setup time.
* **Innovation** – Enable creative and flexible token distribution models while maintaining full control.


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