introducing $pad.
create your own launchpad. launch your next coin. choose how the fees flow.
-direct payouts
-buybacks and burns
-holder rewards
-coin buys and airdrops
-tokenized stock pairs
review the fees. set your terms. know what happens after you sign.
official $pad ca:
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on mobile, open pad inside your wallet app before you start.
that keeps the builder and wallet approvals in the same browser.
if you've already entered details elsewhere, you'll need to enter them again.
your pad owner wallet already has a fee share.
to launch a coin on that pad, use a different wallet that passes its access rule.
the same address can't take both slots.
you can pair a pad with a supported stock token.
its coins trade and pay creator fees in that quote asset instead of SOL.
check the issuer's terms before choosing the asset.
two wallet approvals.
first → create the coin
second → write its permanent fee split and pay the pad fee
if the coin exists but the split still needs writing, use "write the split" to finish.
thinking about a pad tonight?
you can work through the builder and see the fee split before connecting a wallet.
start with the community you want launching there.
building a pad for an NFT community?
use the collection mint for launch access. pad checks whether the wallet holds an eligible NFT when it reserves a coin launch.
the fee shares have to add up to 100%.
pad's 5% is included in that total. the builder lists each share and flags an incomplete split.
check the percentages before you launch.
https://t.co/ylrsvPUGKr
creating a pad costs 1 SOL.
launching a coin under a pad costs 0.1 SOL.
network fees, rent and any optional first buy are extra. the form shows the estimate before your wallet signs.
you choose the pad owner's share: 1% to 20% of each coin's creator fees.
pad keeps 5%. the coin creator keeps at least 10%, with the rest following your configured split.
check every recipient before you launch.
https://t.co/ylrsvPVezZ is getting more traffic than it can handle right now, so some pages are failing to load.
we're working on it.
if you were mid-launch, check the transaction in your wallet before trying again.
the fee split stays with the coin.
pad writes the recipients and percentages on chain, then revokes the authority to edit them.
you can read the rule before launching. pad can't rewrite it afterward.
who gets to launch on your pad?
> any eligible wallet
> selected wallets
> holders of your pad coin
> holders from an NFT collection
you choose the gate when you build it.
a direct payout split:
coin creator → 90%
pad owner → 5%
pad → 5%
for 1 SOL of creator fees, that's 0.9 / 0.05 / 0.05 SOL.
an example using the direct payout preset. actual fees depend on trading.
welcome to pad. 👀
build a launchpad on @pumpfun, choose who can launch and set how each coin's creator fees are shared.
every coin launched through your pad gets that split, frozen on chain.
https://t.co/ylrsvPUGKr