Tired of devs abandoning their project the first minute after launch?
PayPad changes that.
Before launching on https://t.co/S8B3enUa0w, the dev chooses a commitment fee between 1–10 SOL and pays it to PayPad.
The higher the commitment, the more SOL they put on the line.
That SOL is only returned to the dev once the coin successfully migrates.
No migration = no fee returned.
Real skin in the game.
Real accountability from launch. 🔒
PayPad — launch with commitment.
PayPad is still early.
We’re building, testing and improving every part of the launch experience.
The goal is simple:
make launches feel more serious without making them complicated.
More soon. 👀
We’re building PayPad with the community in mind.
What do you want to see next?
New features?
Better launch tools?
More ways to reward holders?
Drop your ideas below 👇
Most launchpads make launching easy.
PayPad makes commitment part of the launch.
Commit 1–10 SOL.
Build something worth migrating.
Get it back when you succeed.
Simple incentives. Better launches.
Launching a token should mean putting something behind it.
On PayPad, every launch commits 1–10 SOL to the treasury.
Migrate successfully → get your SOL back.
More commitment.
Better launches.
Less noise.
That’s the idea behind PayPad.
Less than 1% of the coins that are launched on PumpFun are migrating.
PayPad is providing a solution to this problem.
When the Dev commits an amount of SOL to a project, he is committed to it and wants to make the best out of it.
This is a way to give memes a higher ceiling.
Tired of devs abandoning their project the first minute after launch?
PayPad changes that.
Before launching on https://t.co/S8B3enUa0w, the dev chooses a commitment fee between 1–10 SOL and pays it to PayPad.
The higher the commitment, the more SOL they put on the line.
That SOL is only returned to the dev once the coin successfully migrates.
No migration = no fee returned.
Real skin in the game.
Real accountability from launch. 🔒
PayPad — launch with commitment.