Launch on all major platforms on RH, BSC, BASE and SOL and add your the bro's handle as the receiver for the fees.
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One interface. Multiple launchpads. Socially routed creator fees.
This video demonstrates how to:
π‘ Launch on Pons via Robinhood Chain
π£ Launch on https://t.co/Wdx4bTwRuA via Solana
π Launch on Flap via BNB Chain
Choose an X, Instagram, or TikTok creator as the fee recipient. Once verified, they can connect their payout wallet and claim the fees assigned to them.
From token creation to multichain launch and creator attribution in seconds.
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Please Bro never needs your seed phrase.
Not on the website. Not in Telegram. Not in a support message.
Connect and sign with your wallet. Keep the keys where they belong: with you.
Please Bro never needs your seed phrase.
Not on the website. Not in Telegram. Not in a support message.
Connect and sign with your wallet. Keep the keys where they belong: with you.
When a broadcast result is uncertain, clicking again is not the safe move.
Check the wallet activity and the relevant explorer first. A duplicate transaction can turn impatience into an expensive mistake.
Slow down before sending twice.
Automatic routing does not remove creator choice.
A Fomo recipient can use the wallets already attached to the profile or optionally bind a different Solana or EVM payout wallet.
Automation by default. Control when wanted.
Creator fees move through real states: discovered, reconciled, submitted, and confirmed.
Please Bro tracks that lifecycle instead of treating an estimate as a completed payout.
Progress is useful. Finality is better.
The same creator can inspire launches across different ecosystems.
Please Bro keeps the social recipient at the center while adapting execution and payout rails to Robinhood Chain, Solana, BNB Chain, and Base.
Culture is portable. Infrastructure should be too.
Copying a profile name is easy. Proving control is harder.
Please Bro creates a one-time challenge for the exact recipient identity and checks that challenge through the selected platform's supported public proof.
A username alone is never enough.
Creator identity does not look the same everywhere.
Instagram can verify through an image, carousel, or Reel. TikTok can verify through a public video or photo post. YouTube can verify through a video or Short description.
One payout thesis, platform-native proofs.
Spotify artists have more than one route to verification.
Place the challenge in the artist bio or Artist Pick, or publish it through a social account already linked from that Spotify profile.
The proof follows the artist's public identity graph.
Telegram has two different identity models, so Please Bro uses two different proofs.
Channels and groups verify through a public challenge post. Personal accounts verify privately through the Please Bro bot handshake.
Public community or private person, each gets the right rail.
The recipient is not a loose text label.
A Please Bro launch records one platform and one exact account. Verification must come from that same identity before a payout wallet can be attached.
The right fees should reach the right bro.
Every confirmed launch should be easy to inspect.
The Please Bro explorer displays the token, network, launchpad, social recipient, and contract address, with the market link ready for deeper inspection.
Receipts over promises.
Automatic should not mean careless.
If Please Bro cannot resolve a valid public Fomo identity and its required wallet rails, the automatic payout path fails closed.
No valid mapping, no guessed destination.
Fomo recipients skip the usual claim setup.
Name a public Fomo handle and Please Bro resolves the proof-verified Solana and EVM wallets through FomoScan, then routes supported fees to the chain-matched destination automatically.
Handle in. Fees routed.
One creator can receive activity from more than one chain without forcing everything into one wallet format.
Please Bro stores EVM and Solana payout addresses independently and requests only the rails required by that creator's launches.
Social verification and wallet ownership are different proofs.
First, the creator proves control of the exact identity named at launch. Then they sign a separate message to bind the payout wallet.
Identity first. Destination second.
The Please Bro fee loop is simple:
70% of supported creator fees goes to the verified social recipient.
30% enters the $BRO buyback-and-burn reserve.
Creators receive value. The protocol strengthens its own loop.
Trading volume is not a claimable balance.
Please Bro waits for the underlying launchpad to expose or settle creator fees, then reconciles that evidence onchain before showing funds as payable.
Numbers should mean something.
A prepared transaction is not a completed launch.
Please Bro treats the launch as complete only after a successful onchain receipt.
The interface can prepare intent. The chain provides the final answer.
Custom pair assets should not be accepted on vibes alone.
Please Bro only accepts a custom contract where the selected launch adapter can verify that asset on its target chain.
Correct chain. Correct asset. Then launch.