Launch Once. Get Paid Anywhere.
A launchpad where the token you launch and the token you earn are two different decisions
Not the chain you launched on.
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What Every Launch Gets
What It Is Built On
Back It With:
Sixty Chains
Not the chain you launched on.
Chains We Reach
Relay adds chains regularly. This is a sample, not the full list.
Back It With Anything
Built On Work That Is Not Ours
Pons V2 Does The Launching
Every token here is a Pons V2 launch, with the same supply, the same pricing and the same graduation into a Uniswap v4 pool a direct Pons launch gets.
A launch that keeps all of its fees goes straight to Pons and never touches a contract of ours.
Relay Does The Routing
Relay quotes and executes the route from the fees you earned into the token you picked, on its own chain. We ask it what is reachable before a launch is accepted, so nobody ends up with fees that cannot be paid out.
We Wrote The Split
This dedication to our community’s success is mirrored in our own work, having recently been honored with the BASA Best Campaign award for our commitment to impactful communication.
We help you capture:
What problem you were solving
What problem you were solving
What problem you were solving
Pick the token your creator fees are paid in.
Sixty chains, from Ethereum and Solana to Base and BNB Chain. Stablecoins, bitcoin, majors, community tokens, and anything else you can paste a contract address for.
What problem you were solving
What problem you were solving
Frequently Asked Questions
We speak your technical language
What does backing a token with another token mean?
It sets what your creator fees are paid in. The token still launches and trades on Robinhood Chain, but when you withdraw, the fees are routed through Relay into the token you picked and sent to an address on that token's own chain.
Why can nothing be edited after launching?
Because the token everyone else sees should be the one you launched. If the description or the fee rate could change after people bought, every buyer would have to check whether it had.
Why not just launch on Pons directly?
You can, and a launch that keeps all of its fees goes straight to Pons anyway. What Pair Pad adds is the backing token, the cross-chain payout and the holder split, none of which Pons does on its own.
What should make me suspicious of a launch?
A fee split promised in a thread rather than shown on a vault, a creator tax high enough to make trading pointless, and any projection of what the fees will be worth. The first two are checkable on-chain; the third is guesswork.
What if I get the payout address wrong?
Addresses are checked for shape, not for ownership, because no chain can prove an address is yours until something arrives there. It cannot be changed after launch, so paste it from the wallet rather than typing it.
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