How it works
Launch a token on the Stellar network in seconds. There are two launch types — pick the one that fits your project.
Standard launch
instant liquidityYou seed the starting liquidity yourself, and the token is tradeable on Stellar's native AMM the moment it launches. Best when you want a known starting price and a pool from day one.
Set name, ticker, supply, an optional dev allocation, and your initial liquidity (in XLM). You pay a small launch fee plus that liquidity.
A fresh issuer mints the supply, sends your dev allocation, and deposits your XLM + tokens into a native TOKEN/XLM liquidity pool.
We “blackhole” the issuer (set its key weight to 0). No one can ever mint more or pull the liquidity — supply is fixed and the LP is locked permanently.
It's live on the AMM right away. Anyone can buy/sell; price moves along the constant-product curve.
Bonding curve launch
fair launchNo upfront liquidity needed. The price starts low and rises automatically as people buy. Once enough is raised, it “graduates” to a locked AMM pool. This is the pump.fun-style, FOMO-driven launch.
Set name, ticker, and supply. No launch fee or upfront liquidity — just network costs. You can be the first buyer right after.
Buyers purchase along a constant-product curve: the more that's bought, the higher the price. Early buyers get the best price. Sells work too and move the price back down.
When the curve hits its threshold it stops trading, and the platform sweeps the raised XLM to its treasury, seeds a real native AMM pool with that XLM + the unsold tokens, and blackholes the issuer — locking the liquidity. The raised XLM and the sold-token reserve are held by the platform while this runs.
After graduation it behaves like a standard token: a locked pool with a live price chart. Curve buyers then claim their real tokens from the treasury reserve, one wallet-signed claim each.
Fees
- 1% platform fee on every buy and sell routed through the platform — this funds the launchpad. On a bonding curve it's enforced by the contract; on the AMM it's added to each trade.
- Flat launch fee for a standard launch, charged in XLM — the exact amount is shown in the launch form before you sign (bonding-curve launches are free apart from network costs).
- 0.30% AMM fee on swaps — this is Stellar's built-in pool fee and it goes to liquidity providers (in our case, it accrues into the locked pool). It is not a platform fee, but it is charged in addition to the 1% platform fee: an AMM trade costs 1.30% all-in. On-curve trades pay only the 1% platform fee.
Anti-rug protections
- Locked liquidity — the issuer that holds the LP is blackholed, so liquidity can never be pulled.
- Fixed supply — once the issuer is blackholed, no more tokens can ever be minted.
- Dev allocation cap — a creator can't buy more of their own token than their initial allocation; the dev trustline is capped on-chain.
Trading notes
- Slippage — set a max slippage (or “Auto”) so your trade only executes near the quoted price. Large trades into small pools have high price impact, shown before you confirm.
- Trustlines — to hold a new token your wallet needs a trustline (~0.5 XLM reserve). The buy creates it automatically.
- Your keys stay yours — we never hold your wallet keys or seed phrase, and every trade you make (on a bonding curve, on the AMM, and the post-graduation claim) is signed by you in your own wallet.
- Graduation is custodial — be clear-eyed about this one. When a bonding curve graduates, the XLM it raised is swept to a platform treasury account, which then funds the issuer and seeds the AMM pool; the tokens sold on the curve are also held on that treasury and stay there until each holder claims them. In that window those funds and tokens are controlled by the platform, not by you and not by the contract. Standard launches never go through this step — your liquidity goes straight into the pool.