Launch across chains.
Build beyond the token.

Launch your token across supported chains from one interface. Choose a supported tokenized stock, and route a defined share of trading fees into a transparent onchain vault that accumulates that asset.

One launch. Multiple markets. A growing stock reserve.

Launch a Token Explore Launches

Mechanism

Launch → fees → reserve purchases

Three contracts and one worker, all on Robinhood Chain: the venue, the fee splitter, the vault and the tokenized stocks share one chain, so no fee ever crosses a bridge. Every step is a transaction you can open in the explorer.

Launch

Compose the token once. MonaPad launches it on each verified venue through that venue’s own contracts, and registers the deployments on-chain under one launch.

Fees

The launch’s fee splitter is the venue’s creator-fee recipient. It can collect only that creator share, and splits it by a policy that is frozen at launch: creator, reserve, platform.

Reserve

The reserve share lands in the vault as ETH. A worker converts it into the tokenized stock you chose through an allow-listed Uniswap route, with slippage, size and deadline limits enforced by the contract.

Live on Robinhood Chain

Reserve routes, quoted now

Executable Uniswap v3 quotes along the exact routes the vault uses, read at one block. Not an estimate and not a price feed: it is what the router would deliver for that ETH at that block.

Platform

Indexed activity

Counted from MonaPad’s own contracts. Nothing here is estimated.

Integrations

Investigated, not assumed

1 of 7 candidate integrations is verified end to end. The rest are real venues with a named missing dependency; none is presented as working until it is.

Pons V2
Robinhood Chain · 4663primary
Verified
Launch → fee collection → split → reserve purchase verified end to end on a mainnet fork against the real Pons V2, Uniswap v3 and Stock Token contracts. MonaPad’s registry 0xc0950B99722d96f622EFA01536eeC1A6f3336E8A and vault 0x6D33a3220C6fEFE13dbA64C6E98361b125244198 are live on mainnet since block 67894360, source-verified on Sourcify (exact match).
Clanker v4
Robinhood Chain · 4663primary
Blocked
No MonaPad adapter yet: rewards arrive as WETH through ClankerFeeLocker.claim(feeOwner, token), which the current FeeSplitter (native ETH from the Pons escrow) does not handle, and the deployment is absent from Clanker’s own deployed-contracts page. Needs a WETH-aware splitter and a fork test before it can be enabled.
Flap
Robinhood Chain · 4663primary
Blocked
The VaultPortal (0xe9F7AB7DE8FB8756acbB6a1cd13316a43308197B) has no verified source, the Robinhood guide does not confirm the vault path (newTokenV6WithVault) on this chain, and no MonaPad adapter exists. Needs source verification and a fork test of the beneficiary flow.
pump.fun
Solana · mainnet-beta
Blocked
Fees are SOL on Solana. Moving them into the Robinhood Chain vault needs (1) a Solana-side program or custody key to receive them and (2) an off-chain keeper bridging through Relay. MonaPad runs no custodial wallets, so this stays off until a non-custodial route exists. Fee shares are also set by the creator after launch, not atomically.
Flap
BNB Chain · 56
Blocked
Same cross-chain gap as pump.fun: a BNB-side receiver plus a bridge keeper (Relay or Across) would be required to fund the Robinhood Chain vault. Not built; no custodial shortcuts.
Clanker v4
Base · 8453
Blocked
Fees are WETH on Base. Funding the Robinhood Chain vault needs a Base-side receiver plus a bridge keeper. Not built. xStocks are not on Base, so there is no same-chain reserve either.
Robinhood Chain Testnet
Robinhood Chain Testnet · 46630
Unsupported
Use the local mainnet fork (`pnpm chain:fork`) as the test environment instead; it runs the real venue, DEX and asset bytecode with test balances.

Full evidence matrix →

Reserve transparency

Five states, never blended

A number on MonaPad says what it is. Money that has not been converted is not called a reserve, and balances are read from the contracts at a stated block rather than added up from events.

Reserve holdings do not automatically give token holders ownership, redemption rights, dividends, or guaranteed price support.

Open the reserve vault

01
Trading activity
Happens on the venue. MonaPad links out; it does not fake a trading screen.
02
Fees accrued
Creator-side fees still inside the venue. Not collectible until swept.
03
Fees collected
Claimed by the launch’s splitter and divided by its frozen policy.
04
Funds awaiting conversion
The reserve share, held by the vault as ETH. Pending, not a holding.
05
Reserve purchases completed
Confirmed swaps into one of 12 verified Stock Tokens, each with a transaction hash.

Token

$MONAPAD

The $MONAPAD token on Robinhood Chain. The figures here are read from its contract, not typed in.

Contract address (CA): 0x6D6c7949876C72c54ec3B0f3cB65D57DCfdF3DCF
Ticker: $MONAPAD
Network: Robinhood Chain (4663)
Name: Reading…
Total supply: Reading…

$MONAPAD is separate from the launches made on MonaPad and from the reserve vault. It carries no claim on platform fees, vault holdings, dividends or redemption, and nothing on this site is a promise about its price. Always check the address here before trading.

FAQ

Fees, ownership, chains and risk

Which fees can MonaPad actually collect?

Only the creator share of a venue’s trading fee. On Pons V2 that is 70% of the 1% fee (the other 30% is Pons’ protocol share and never reaches MonaPad), plus any creator tax. Your fee policy divides that collectible amount, not total trading volume. Fees still inside a venue are shown as accrued, never as collected.

Who owns and controls the vault?

The vault is a protocol-managed contract, not upgradeable and unaudited. Its admin can list assets and maintain routes and limits, but has no function to withdraw holdings, redirect a purchase or change a launch’s asset. You choose the withdrawal rule at launch and it is enforced in code: Locked (no one can withdraw) or Creator-controlled (the creator can, after a public 7-day notice).

What does “multichain” mean here?

Tokens deployed on different chains are independent deployments related under one launch. They do not share supply, are not bridged, are not fungible with each other and have no price link. Each destination needs its own wallet signature and succeeds or fails on its own. Today one venue is verified end to end; the others are listed with the exact dependency they are missing.

Do token holders own the reserve?

No. Reserve holdings do not automatically give token holders ownership, redemption rights, dividends, or guaranteed price support. There is no redemption or dividend function in the contracts.

What are the risks?

Smart-contract risk (MonaPad’s contracts are unaudited). Venue risk: Pons’ owner can re-point a launch’s fee recipient after a 3-day timelock, and post-graduation fees reach the splitter only when Pons’ sweep operator sweeps the pool. Asset risk: the Stock Token issuer can pause a token, block addresses, burn balances and upgrade the token; the tokens are not offered to U.S. persons and are restricted in other jurisdictions. Market risk: reserve purchases execute at market prices with slippage, and thin liquidity can delay them. Automation risk: if the worker is offline, fees simply wait; nothing is lost, but nothing is bought.

What is $MONAPAD, and where is its contract address?

$MONAPAD is the project’s own token on Robinhood Chain. Its contract address is published in the Token section of this page and nowhere else first; until it appears there, it reads “Soon” and any address you are shown elsewhere is not from MonaPad. It is separate from the reserve vault and carries no claim on fees, holdings, dividends or redemption.

Is there a testnet?

Robinhood Chain Testnet has neither the launch venue, nor Uniswap, nor the Stock Tokens, so the flow cannot run there. The test environment is a local fork of mainnet running the real contracts with test balances, and it is labelled as such on every screen.

Launch across chains.Build beyond the token.