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Every launchpad gets wired in one at a time, and the launch flow opens tomorrow. Leave a wallet and you will be let in first.
Padstack
You are on the list. This device holds the place.
padstackEvery launchpad gets wired in one at a time, and the launch flow opens tomorrow. Leave a wallet and you will be let in first.
You are on the list. This device holds the place.
Padstack launches your token on whichever pad suits it, across every chain that pad supports, and keeps the whole thing in one flow.
Every token on the launchpads Padstack reaches, on every chain they reach, ranked by what it is worth or what it is doing. Padstack did not launch these.
Each pad reaches its own set. Padstack covers the union.
Three things that are hard to do yourself across a row of different launchpads.
Padstack reads each launchpad's live schema, so you see its real modes, fee tiers and pairings rather than a lowest common denominator form.
Every launch passes the same policy gate and is recorded before it is sent, whichever pad it lands on. No adapter can sign on its own.
Your tokens, whichever pad launched them and whichever chain they live on, in one feed with one dashboard.
Not when you connect a wallet. Padstack prepares the transaction and your wallet signs it, so it can never move your funds. Signing in with X is a separate, custodial path that is not live yet, and it will say so plainly when it is.
Each pad charges its own launch fee, which Padstack shows you before you commit. Some pads charge nothing at all and cost only gas.
No. A token deploys on a public chain and cannot be recalled. Padstack checks your balance and the pad's quoted terms before signing, but the decision is final once it is sent.
Compare them on the Pads page. They differ on chains, on how creator fees are paid, on whether there is a bonding curve, and on what a token can be paired against.
Three steps, whichever pad you pick.
Each launchpad has its own curve, fees and chains. Padstack reads what each one offers live, so the options you see are the options it actually has.
One image control. Padstack uploads it the way that pad wants it, whether that is a URL, an IPFS pin or inline bytes.
Padstack prepares the transaction, your wallet approves it, and the token page and feed pick it up from there.
What each launchpad does, which chains it covers, and how it pays creators.
The same questions asked of every pad, so you can pick on facts rather than on branding.
| Pad | Chains | Launch cost | Creator fees | Tokens | 24h volume | Options | Logo | Status |
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Every token, with the pad it launched on and the chain it lives on.
Every token on the launchpads Padstack reaches, on every chain they reach. Padstack did not launch these.
What is live, and what you have launched through Padstack.
Padstack is walking this through the pad.
