Your token.
Your fees. Anywhere.
Launch a token on Robinhood Chain with a Pons V2 bonding curve, back it with any token on 60 chains, and take your creator fees in that token.
Taking fees in [Solana]
Paid out on its own chain.
Paid out on its own chain.
Why most launches leave their creator fees stranded on the wrong chain.
The
Fee Disconnect
Your fees in [Solana]
Not the chain you launched on.
Not the chain you launched on.
Paid in the wrong token
Every launchpad pays creator fees in the gas token of the chain you launched on. That is rarely the thing you actually wanted to be holding.
So you bridge it, swap it and pay for the privilege, every single time fees come in.
So you bridge it, swap it and pay for the privilege, every single time fees come in.
Fees you have to go and fetch
Creator fees do not arrive in your wallet. They sit in an escrow contract until somebody remembers to claim them.
A small balance is not worth the gas it costs to move, so it stays there, and the longer it sits the less it tends to be worth.
A small balance is not worth the gas it costs to move, so it stays there, and the longer it sits the less it tends to be worth.
Holders get nothing
Creator fees go to the creator. The people actually holding the token see none of them.
There is no built-in way to share the upside, so every launch starts from the same standoff between the creator and the people buying.
There is no built-in way to share the upside, so every launch starts from the same standoff between the creator and the people buying.
Launch On One Chain. Get Paid On Any Chain.
One transaction to launch. Relay does the routing. A vault does the splitting.
Most launchpads stop at the bonding curve. We carry the fees all the way to the token you actually want, on the chain you want it on, and let you hand a fixed share of them to the people holding your token. The rate, the routing and the split are all set on-chain at launch, and none of them can be changed afterwards.
01
Back It With Anything
Pick the token your creator fees are paid in.
Sixty chains, from Ethereum and Solana to Base and BNB Chain. Stablecoins, bitcoin, majors, community tokens, and anything else you can paste a contract address for.
Sixty chains, from Ethereum and Solana to Base and BNB Chain. Stablecoins, bitcoin, majors, community tokens, and anything else you can paste a contract address for.
02
Routed Without You
Fees leave the curve and arrive as the token you chose.
Relay handles the routing across chains, so there is no bridging step, no manual swap and no second wallet to keep topped up.
Relay handles the routing across chains, so there is no bridging step, no manual swap and no second wallet to keep topped up.
03
Split With Your Holders
Decide at launch how much of your fees holders get.
A vault contract takes its cut of every harvest and pays it out against a snapshot of holders, so the split is enforced by code rather than promised in a thread.
A vault contract takes its cut of every harvest and pays it out against a snapshot of holders, so the split is enforced by code rather than promised in a thread.
What you set at launch:
None of it can be edited afterwards, so the token everyone sees is the one you launched.
The token your fees are paid in
[ backing ]
The chain it is paid out on
[ payout ]
Your creator tax, 0 to 10%
[ tax ]
Pick the token your creator fees are paid in.
Sixty chains, from Ethereum and Solana to Base and BNB Chain. Stablecoins, bitcoin, majors, community tokens, and anything else you can paste a contract address for.
[ split ]
The share your holders get
[ identity ]
Name, symbol and image
[ links ]
Connect a wallet and see exactly what a launch costs before you sign anything.
Launch a token
Launch a token
Everything A Launch Includes
Paying out on
[Solana]
Whichever chain you picked
[Solana]
Whichever chain you picked
01
A Pons V2 Bonding Curve
Tradeable in the same block you launch it in.
Every token gets a Pons V2 bonding curve and a fixed supply of one billion, with liquidity locked by Pons until the curve graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool. There is nothing for anyone to pull out from under the buyers.
Every token gets a Pons V2 bonding curve and a fixed supply of one billion, with liquidity locked by Pons until the curve graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool. There is nothing for anyone to pull out from under the buyers.
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02
A Creator Tax You Choose
Zero to ten percent, on every buy and every sell.
Set it once at launch and it is fixed for the life of the token. It comes off the quote leg of the trade, so it is the same rate whichever way the trade goes.
Set it once at launch and it is fixed for the life of the token. It comes off the quote leg of the trade, so it is the same rate whichever way the trade goes.
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03
Fees In The Token You Picked
Your fees do not have to be paid in the chain's gas token.
Back the launch with any token Relay can route into, across sixty chains, and your creator fees arrive as that token on that chain. Pick a stablecoin and stop watching the number move.
Back the launch with any token Relay can route into, across sixty chains, and your creator fees arrive as that token on that chain. Pick a stablecoin and stop watching the number move.
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04
Fee Sharing With Holders
Hand your holders a fixed share of every fee you earn.
Launches that share fees go through our own factory, which deploys a vault and points Pons at it. Every harvest is split on-chain and paid against a snapshot of who was holding, so there is nothing for anyone to renege on.
Launches that share fees go through our own factory, which deploys a vault and points Pons at it. Every harvest is split on-chain and paid against a snapshot of who was holding, so there is nothing for anyone to renege on.
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05
A Token Page From Block One
No waiting on a listing, an aggregator or a chart to show up.
Every launch gets its own page with a live chart, curve progress, the holder list and on-curve trading, live from the moment the transaction confirms.
Every launch gets its own page with a live chart, curve progress, the holder list and on-curve trading, live from the moment the transaction confirms.
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06
Claim And Withdraw
Fees are yours to take whenever they are worth taking.
Claim what has accrued, then withdraw it as the token you backed the launch with, routed to an address on that token's own chain.
Claim what has accrued, then withdraw it as the token you backed the launch with, routed to an address on that token's own chain.
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What Every Launch Gets
60
+
Chains to back it with
1
B
Supply per token
0
.0005
ETH
Launch cost
10
%
Max creator tax
Back It With Anything
7 steps
The Launch Process
[step 01]
Connect a wallet
Any wallet the browser has. Nothing is signed at this point and nothing is stored, so you can look around first.
[step 02]
Choose the backing token
Pick the chain, then the token your creator fees are paid in. Sixty chains, sorted into stablecoins, bitcoin, majors and community tokens.
[step 03]
Describe the token
Name, symbol, image and the links people will look for. This is the token everyone else sees, and none of it is editable later.
[step 04]
Set the tax and the split
Choose your creator tax, from zero to ten percent, and how much of it goes to holders. Keeping it all goes straight to Pons; sharing it routes through our factory and deploys a vault.
[step 05]
Launch
One transaction, 0.0005 ETH plus gas. The token and its curve are deployed together and the token is tradeable in the same block.
[step 06]
Watch it trade
Your token page is live immediately, with the chart, the curve progress and the holders, and your fees start accruing on the first trade.
[step 07]
Claim and withdraw
Claim your fees whenever they are worth claiming, then withdraw them as the token you backed the launch with, on that token's own chain.
Keep launching.
We’ll handle the routing.
You should not have to bridge and swap every time fees come in.
Pick the token you want once, and every payout arrives as that token, on its own chain.
Pick the token you want once, and every payout arrives as that token, on its own chain.
Launch a token
Launch a token
Your fees in
[Solana]
Not the chain you launched on.
[Solana]
Not the chain you launched on.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a launch actually cost?
One transaction, 0.0005 ETH plus gas on Robinhood Chain. No cut of your supply, no listing fee and no monthly anything.
A FEE ESTIMATE IS NOT A PROMISE.
What your fees come to depends on trading volume, and nobody can promise you that up front.
What we can tell you is the rate, the routing and the split.
All three are on-chain.
What we can tell you is the rate, the routing and the split.
All three are on-chain.
What is Pair Pad?
A token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. You launch on a Pons V2 bonding curve, pick any token on any of sixty chains to back it with, and your creator fees are paid out in that token rather than in the chain's gas token.
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What does backing a token with another token mean?
It sets what your creator fees are paid in. The token still launches and trades on Robinhood Chain, but when you withdraw, the fees are routed through Relay into the token you picked and sent to an address on that token's own chain.
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How much can I charge on every trade?
Between zero and ten percent, set once at launch and fixed for the life of the token. It is taken from the quote leg of each buy and each sell. You can also assign a share of it to holders, which a vault contract pays out rather than you doing it by hand.
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Why not just launch on Pons directly?
You can, and a launch that keeps all of its fees goes straight to Pons anyway. What Pair Pad adds is the backing token, the cross-chain payout and the holder split, none of which Pons does on its own.
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Ready To Launch?
Connect a wallet and go.
Pick your backing token, set your creator tax and your holder split, and sign one transaction. Nothing is editable afterwards, so the token everyone sees is the one you launched.
Start a launch
Start a launch
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