Deploy your owntoken launchpadin one transaction
Ten dollars in USDG buys you a launchpad contract of your own on Robinhood Chain. Pick the asset every token on it pairs against and the highest creator tax it will accept. Both are frozen at creation, with no setter afterwards.
Rules a buyer can check instead of trust
A launchpad of your own
Ten dollars in USDG clones a pad contract that belongs to you. It is the only thing that can call Pons for your pad, which is what makes its rules worth anything.
One pair asset, frozen at birth
Your pad stores the pair asset itself and hands it to Pons on every launch. The launch form has no pair field at all, so there is nothing for anyone to forge.
A tax ceiling with no setter
Pons would accept ten percent. Your pad can be stricter, and a launch above your ceiling is turned away. Nobody can raise it later, including us.
Anyone can claim their launchpad only pairs against Apple. A pad proves it. The pair asset lives inside the contract, and the contract is the only thing that can launch.
From a wallet to a launchpad of your own in six steps
No listing call, no approval queue, nobody to ask. Connect, pick two rules, pay ten dollars.
Connect a wallet
Every wallet the browser has is listed by name and icon, and you pick the one you meant. No sign up and no KYC. Robinhood Chain is added for you if your wallet has never seen it.
Pick the pair asset
Every token launched on your pad prices against this one asset. Choose from what Pons approves today: ETH, Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Strategy, SPY and USDG.
Set the tax ceiling
The most any launch on your pad may charge its traders, anywhere from zero to ten percent. A launch that asks for more is turned away by the contract, not by a warning on a page.
Decide who can launch
Open to anyone, or an allowlist you keep. Access is the one rule you can still edit afterwards, straight from your pad contract.
Pay ten dollars in USDG
Approve once, then create. The factory takes the fee, clones a pad, and writes your pair asset and ceiling into it. From that moment the pad is yours and the rules are fixed.
People launch on it
They bring a name, a symbol, a logo and a tax under your ceiling. Your pad supplies the pair asset and checks the tax. The Pons launch fee is 0.0005 ETH and creator fees go to them.
Questions people ask before deploying
Short answers. The contracts are open and the rules are readable on-chain, so if something is not covered here, ask on X.
Ask on XA launchpad for launchpads on Robinhood Chain. Anyone can deploy their own launchpad contract, freeze two rules into it, and have every token launched there held to them by the chain rather than by a promise.
A pad contract of your own, cloned by our factory and owned by your address. It stores your pair asset and your tax ceiling, and it is the only contract that calls Pons on your pad's behalf. The fee is paid in USDG and goes to the treasury.
Anything Pons approves, checked on-chain at creation rather than taken from a list on our side. Today that is ETH plus the tokenised stocks Apple, Tesla, NVIDIA, Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Strategy and SPY, and the Global Dollar stablecoin USDG.
No, and neither can we. There is no setPairToken and no setMaxCreatorTaxBps on a pad, and no admin path from the factory into one that already exists. A test asserts it. What you can still change is the allowlist, the metadata and nothing else.
The pad reads the pair out of its own storage and passes it to Pons itself. The parameters a launcher fills in have no pair asset field at all, so there is nothing to substitute. The tax is checked in the same call and a launch above your ceiling reverts.
The Pons launch fee, 0.0005 ETH, plus gas. We take nothing on launches. The creator tax the launcher sets, up to the pad ceiling, is paid to that launcher on every trade.
Your pad keeps working. The factory, the pads and Pons are contracts on Robinhood Chain and anyone can call them directly. This site is a front end and a cache for names and pictures, not a dependency.
The launch protocol underneath all of this: bonding curves, fee splits and graduation on Robinhood Chain. A pad does not replace it, it constrains it. Pons would accept any approved pair and up to ten percent tax, and your pad narrows that to exactly one pair and your own ceiling.
Your rules.
Frozen in.
Ten dollars in USDG, one transaction, and every token launched on your pad is held to the pair asset and the ceiling you picked.