Launch console
Four stations, then the control. Everything you enter is validated the way the factory will validate it, and the panel on the right shows the exact call PayPad would send — including the base-unit supply, which is the number people get wrong by eighteen zeros. The control cannot fire while any interlock is open, and one of them cannot close at all until a factory is deployed.
What the token is called.
The contract the fees will buy, over and over, for your holders.
No tokenized equity has been verified on Robinhood Chain for this registry yet, so there is nothing to pick from a list. You can still point a pad at any contract by address — but a pad buys whatever it is handed, so an address you have not checked yourself is a mistake that spends real fees.
- Issued natively on Robinhood Chain — a pad cannot bridge, and will not try.
- ERC-20 transferable to any address, with no whitelist or transfer hook that can fail on a holder.
- A named issuer, and a published redemption path from the token back to the underlying.
- Enough onchain liquidity against ETH that a fee-sized buy does not move the price it is buying at.
Taken off each trade in your token. Everything else the trader keeps.
1.5%
150 bps · min 0.25% · max 5%
A high fee funds bigger payouts and makes the token more expensive to trade. That trade-off is yours to make and it is fixed at deploy — the pad has no function to change it afterwards, so nobody can raise it on your holders later, including you.
How each collected fee divides. Two of the three shares are yours to set.
20%
Capped at 30% so at least 60% of every fee always reaches holders.
- Holders
- 70%
- buys the payout asset · 1.05% of each trade
- Creator
- 20%
- the launcher's treasury · 0.3% of each trade
- Protocol
- 10%
- this launchpad's only revenue · 0.15% of each trade