How OnePad works
OnePad brings Pump.fun, StonkFun, Pons, Four.meme, Flap, and Argus into one launch interface. Choose Solana, BNB Chain, Robinhood or Arc, or open the Zcash category for shielded launch payments and stamps. Zcash on Pump.fun creates the token on Solana; Zcash on Pons creates it on Robinhood Chain. Point the fees at an X handle, a Twitch streamer, a Kick streamer, an Instagram creator, a TikTok creator, a YouTube channel, or Cameo talent — or pick TCG, pick NFT and sweep a collection floor, or pick Memecoins and pair your meme to a reward coin for holders, you, or someone you name. Pair the curve to a stock if you want. Fees still lock to OnePad first. Then we send them through X Money, gift them, book a Cameo, buy that card for the deployer, sweep that floor, or buy the paired coin for who you picked.
Search social recipients by name, handle or profile link. Results and profile pictures depend on what each platform makes publicly available; a missing picture does not mean the account does not exist.
Start on Launch.
From the timeline
Tag OnePad on X with a name and a $TICKER, like: OnePad Your timeline $TIME. The worker creates that coin on Pons, paired to ETH on Robinhood Chain, attaches the post as the coin's X link, and opens it with a $0 dev buy. The Robinhood treasury pays only the launch fee, about 0.0005 ETH plus gas, and it has to hold that much or the post waits. The first time the worker looks, it records posts already on the timeline and leaves them alone. Posts after that get a coin. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury, then pay the account that posted.
Launch
Go to Launch, pick the pad, then pick who the coin is for: an X handle, a Twitch streamer, a Kick streamer, an Instagram creator, a TikTok creator, a YouTube channel, Cameo talent, a TCG card, an NFT collection, or a paired meme coin. TCG, NFT, and Memecoins are their own categories. Pick the Zcash chain and a shielded Zcash address joins the list of recipients. Pick a card or a collection and we fill the picture, name, and ticker. Pick a reward coin or a collection, then pick who gets what is bought: holders, you, or someone on any social. Pump, Pons, Four.meme, and Flap create from the wallet you connect. Argus on Arc creates from the OnePad treasury after you send the USDC from that same wallet. The USDC already on the treasury cannot pay the launch. That create points creator fees at OnePad first.
Pads
Solana is Pump.fun and StonkFun. Pump.fun pairs to SOL, USDC, ZEC, or a stock from the live Pump list; pay the dev buy from your wallet, or pay in shielded ZEC with no wallet and the treasury creates the coin with no dev buy. StonkFun pairs to the stocks and coins its launch lab actually lists. Your wallet pays the Solana mint rent, and you can add an optional dev buy in the pair token. Pick more than one stock and the coin pairs to all of them through STONK. Robinhood is Pons — pair ETH, USDG, Bitcoin, or a stock Pons has approved; pay from your wallet or in shielded ZEC with no wallet at all. BNB is Four.meme and Flap — pair BNB, BTC, or a Binance BStock. Arc is Argus — pair USDC. Connect the wallet that pays, send that USDC to the treasury, then OnePad creates and sends the bag back. Our float stays put. Zcash is its own category with two pads: Pump.fun, paired to ZEC on Solana, paid from a Solana wallet or in shielded ZEC with no wallet, and Pons, paid in shielded ZEC with no wallet. The fee recipient can be a shielded Zcash address — that option only appears on the Zcash chain — or any other category.
Pair to a stock
Pump.fun, StonkFun, Pons, and Four.meme / Flap can pair the curve to a stock. Each pad only offers assets it has actually approved: Pump.fun’s live quote list, StonkFun’s launch-lab list, Pons’ approved tokens, and the Binance BStock book on Four.meme and Flap. Hit the stock on the Pair row, or More for the rest. Pump.fun, Pons, Four.meme, and Flap use one pair per launch. StonkFun can use several, and it also lists coins. A TCG card and a holder reward coin are not the pair. They are their own launch categories. Fees still lock to OnePad first.
Fees
80% of what we claim goes to the person you named, buys the TCG card for the deployer, sweeps the NFT collection floor, or buys the paired meme coin for holders, the deployer, or the person they named. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury first. 20% stays with OnePad. Pump’s rate is 1.25% — that share is pointed at us. Pons keeps its own 1%. Your extra creator tax on Pons (0–10%) is the slice we pay out.
X Money
Search the handle on Launch. Premium accounts can receive. If they cannot receive yet, the fees sit for 7 days and go out when they can. Put this in the token description: Fees to @handle via OnePad.
Twitch subs
On Launch, switch the recipient to Twitch and search the streamer. We use their real Twitch picture and username. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and gifts that streamer Twitch subs. Put this in the token description: Fees to twitch/username via OnePad · gifted as Twitch subs.
Kick gifts
On Launch, switch the recipient to Kick and search the streamer. Kick is its own category, not Twitch. We use their real Kick picture and username. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and gifts that streamer Kick gifts. Put this in the token description: Fees to kick/username via OnePad · gifted as Kick gifts.
On Launch, switch the recipient to Instagram and search the creator. We use their Instagram username and picture. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and you gift that creator on Instagram: open a Reel, tap Comments, then Gift. On a Live, buy a Badge. Put this in the token description: Fees to instagram/username via OnePad · gifted as Instagram gifts.
TikTok
On Launch, switch the recipient to TikTok and search the creator. We use their TikTok username and picture. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and you gift that creator on TikTok: open their Live, tap Gift, and send it. The Gift button has to be on that Live. Put this in the token description: Fees to tiktok/username via OnePad · gifted as TikTok gifts.
YouTube
On Launch, switch the recipient to YouTube and search the channel. We use their YouTube handle and picture. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and you send Super Thanks: open a video or Short, tap Thanks, and send it. On a Live, send Super Chat. The Thanks button has to be on that video. Put this in the token description: Fees to youtube/username via OnePad · gifted as Super Thanks.
Cameo
On Launch, switch the recipient to Cameo and search the talent. We use their Cameo username. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury on create. OnePad claims them and you book that talent on Cameo: open their profile and pay the listed price. Cameo has no separate tip button. Put this in the token description: Fees to cameo/username via OnePad · booked on Cameo.
TCG cards
On Launch, switch the category to TCG. Browse available cards from Phygitals and Collector Crypt, search by card name, or filter by game below the search box — Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! and more. Scroll the results and use Show more to load another page. Listings and availability come from the card providers. This is its own category, not the trading pair. Picking the card fills the picture, name, and ticker. The card goes to the wallet that launched the coin. Fees still lock to the OnePad treasury first. After we claim them, we buy that card. Powered by @phygitals and @Collector_Crypt. Put this in the token description: Fees to OnePad · then buy [card] for the creator.
NFT floor sweeps
On Launch, switch the category to NFT, search for a collection and scroll the results. Use Show more when another page is available. Pick a collection on the chain you launch on — StonkBrokers or Cash Cats on Robinhood, Mad Lads on Solana, Pancake Squad on BNB, or paste any ERC-721 contract. This is its own category, not the trading pair. Picking the collection fills the picture, name, and ticker. Then pick who gets the swept NFTs: holders, you, or someone on X, Twitch, Kick, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or Cameo. If you name a person, we reach out for a wallet. If they do not reply in 7 days, holders get the NFTs. Fees lock to the OnePad treasury first. After we claim them, we buy that collection at floor on OpenSea or Magic Eden and send the NFTs to who you named — holders get them by raffle, one ticket per token held. Floors shown on Launch come from OpenSea, Magic Eden, and CoinGecko. Put this in the token description: Fees to OnePad · then sweep [collection] floor for holders — or for the deployer, or for @handle · 7 days to send a wallet, else holders.
Holder rewards
On Launch, switch the category to Memecoins and pick any meme coin — BONK, WIF, or paste a mint. This is its own category, not the trading pair. You still name your new coin. Typing or picking the paired coin fills its picture; replace it if you want. Then pick who gets the bought coins: holders, you, or someone on X, Twitch, Kick, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, or Cameo. If you name a person, we reach out for a wallet. If they do not reply in 7 days, holders get the coins. Fees lock to the OnePad treasury first. After we claim them, we buy the coin you picked and send it to who you named. Put this in the token description: Fees to OnePad · then buy $TICKER for holders — or for the deployer, or for @handle · 7 days to send a wallet, else holders.
Zcash
Zcash is one category on Launch. It does not have its own pad. Pick Pump.fun to create the coin on Pump paired to ZEC — pay from a Solana wallet, or pay in shielded ZEC with no wallet and the treasury creates it and registers the stamp. Pick Pons to create it on Pons, always paid in shielded ZEC with no wallet. Stag is not a separate launchpad.
Paid in any token
Pick the Robinhood chain on Launch and the recipient picker offers Any token. Choose a chain, then the token your fees are paid in — Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and 55 more, any verified token or a contract address you paste — then paste the address on that chain that gets paid. Pons collects creator fees in ETH on Robinhood Chain and locks them to the OnePad treasury first. After we claim them, Relay routes the recipient's share into that token on its own chain and sends it to that address. The coin's description says what it pays in and where: Fees to 0x1234…abcd via OnePad · paid in USDC on Base.
Launch private, get paid shielded
Pick the Zcash category on Launch and choose Pons. First, the recipient: on the Zcash chain the picker offers Zcash — choose it and paste a unified u1 address from your wallet. It is written into the coin as Fees to zcash/u1… via OnePad · paid in shielded ZEC. It says nothing about you, but two coins with one address share a creator, so use a fresh one per coin. Fees lock to the OnePad treasury first; after we claim them, we convert them to ZEC and send them to that address under seal. A t1 address works too, but is not shielded. Second, paying for the launch: on the Zcash chain Pons is always paid in shielded ZEC with no wallet (on the Robinhood chain it is a choice under Launch settings). We quote the launch in ZEC through NEAR Intents, you send exactly that amount from your shielded wallet to a one-time deposit address, it lands as USDG on Robinhood Chain in the OnePad treasury, and the treasury creates the coin on Pons. No wallet is linked, there is no opening buy, and nothing on Robinhood Chain names you. Anything above the quote is refunded to the Zcash address you give. Pons does not accept wrapped ZEC as a pair, so the curve still trades against ETH, USDG, or a stock.
Zcash stamps
For the stamp route, pick the Zcash category on Launch and Pump.fun. Pay from the Solana wallet you connect, or choose Shielded ZEC under Launch settings: you send ZEC from a shielded wallet, it lands as SOL in the OnePad treasury, and the treasury creates the coin paired to ZEC, pays the 0.5 SOL stamp fee, and registers it. Either way the coin is on Pump paired to ZEC, creator fees lock to the OnePad treasury, and fees pay out to the recipient you name — a Zcash address or any other category. The wallet path does that registration in the same signature you sign. Then anyone can burn the coin on the token page: one Solana transaction destroys the tokens and carries their Zcash t1 address; a stamp — an inscription cut with exactly what they burned — lands at that address on Zcash mainnet. Each stamp cites one burn and can be claimed once; supply on Zcash always equals what was burned on Solana. No bridge, no escrow, nobody holds the tokens. Stamps are public inscriptions today, and the minter and indexer are run by zcashstamp.com.
After it launches
OnePad claims the fees on-chain as the coin trades. Payouts leave at $5, then $10, $20, $50, $100, and up. Receipts can go public so people can see the amount and the token it came from.