Toll Launchpad Live
Launch a coin
Launch on Pons from your own wallet. Toll lists your coin from its first block. Pair with ETH, USDG, 60+ stocks and ETFs, or tokens Pons approves. A small flat launch fee, paid first, buys back and burns $TOLL, and $TOLL holders launch free.
How it works
Five steps, in this order. Nothing is sent before the test passes.
Fill in your coin
Name, ticker, image, a short about, your links, your creator tax, what it pairs with and how much you buy first. Pair with ETH, USDG, 60+ stocks and ETFs, or tokens Pons approves. A token pair adds one approval of exactly your first buy.
It is tested first
Before your wallet opens, the exact launch is run against the chain from your own balance. If it would fail, you see why and nothing is sent.
The launch fee, first
Your wallet signs the small flat launch fee to the buyback wallet. Nothing is launched until it confirms. Decline it and nothing launches and nothing is spent. Holders of $TOLL skip it.
Then your wallet signs the launch
The launch is tested again, then one transaction on Pons from your own wallet: the coin goes live with your first buy inside it, so nobody gets in between. If it fails or you cancel it, the fee stays a credit for your wallet for 24 hours. We never hold your money or your keys.
Toll lists it from the first block
Your coin is on Explore, the terminal, the free check, @t0ll_bot and the launch replay the moment it exists, with your record shown to every buyer.
What creators get
Announced on Toll
Your coin shows on Explore and on the Toll terminal from its first block, and @t0ll_bot messages everyone who turned on new-launch alerts.
A launch video on day one
This page records your launch as it happens, from the first signature to the first trades, ready to download and post the moment your coin is live.
A Toll page that shows buyers the facts
Your coin gets its own page with what the chain says: your first buy, whether the launch was bundled, and your record as a creator.
No serial launch farms
Wallets that launched 20 or more coins in the last 24 hours are refused here, so your coin is not listed among a farm's.
$TOLL holders launch free
Hold 1,000,000 $TOLL in the launching wallet and there is no launch fee at all. Without it, every launch pays the flat fee.
A small flat launch fee, paid first
0.002 ETH per launch, paid before the launch to one public buyback wallet and used only to buy back and burn $TOLL.
Your trading fees, your rule
The coin itself lives on Pons, and its creator fees go to your own Toll fee vault: 90% to your wallet or to an X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account, 10% buys back and burns $TOLL, on every payout.
Fee vaults Live
Choose where fees go
At launch, pick where your creator fees go: your wallet, buy back and burn the coin itself, or an X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account. Every payout splits in the vault contract: 90% to that destination, 10% buys back and burns $TOLL.
Buy back and burn your coin
90% of your fees buy your coin and burn it; 10% buys back and burns $TOLL. You press Buy back & burn on your profile when you like: one transaction buys on the curve and sends every token to the dead address.
Fees to a social account
Name an X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account and its fees wait in the vault until the real owner signs in with that account on Toll and names a wallet. Nobody else can take them.
Change the fee rule in the open
Change where the 90% goes, or take the coin out of the vault, from your profile. Every change is an event on chain, dated and listed on the coin's page.
The rules
Permanent, and real ETH
A launch cannot be undone or edited. It spends your own money: the launch fee (paid first), the Pons fee, your first buy (in ETH or in the token it pairs with) and gas, all shown before you sign.
Only pairs Pons approves
A coin can pair only with what the Pons factory approves. Any other token is refused before anything is tested or signed, and the contract refuses it too.
No serial launchers
Wallets that launched 20 or more coins in the last 24 hours are turned away, with the count shown. The dev wall already shows who they are.
Every contract, public
Every contract and wallet a launch here touches is listed below with a link to the block explorer. Nothing hidden behind the page.
Same check for everyone
Coins launched here get the same read and the same flags as every other coin on the chain. No pass for our own.
Holder rewards Live
Creator fees to your holders
Tick one box at launch and every creator fee and your creator tax go to the coin's holders instead of you, split by how much each one holds. Pons works out each holder's share and sends it; holders can also claim from their Pons profile.
Set once, for good
It runs through Pons's own holder sharing: right after the launch your wallet deploys the coin's holder distributor, then hands it the coin's fee rights. After that nobody can send the fees back to the creator, not the creator and not Toll. Pons runs the distributor and can upgrade it.
Holders or a fee vault, not both
With holder rewards on, the fees never reach a Toll fee vault: the 10% Toll share and the vault's buy-back-and-burn rule do not apply. Toll takes nothing from holder rewards.
Buybacks and burns
Every buyback and burn, paid for by launch fees and the 10% of fee vault payouts, listed with its transactions.
The buyback wallet, public for anyone to watch: 0x3bA236a129E2AF0a545D41Ec69d38F05cF5eC17a
Coming soon
Fees to a TikTok account
TikTok sign-in needs its own app keys from TikTok before it can be switched on, so a TikTok account shows in the picker as coming soon and cannot be chosen yet. Nobody could claim fees sent to it.
Basket pairs
Pons accepts only the tokens its factory approved as a pair, so a coin cannot be paired against a mix of tokens today. A basket pair (say TSLA and NVDA together) needs Pons to approve a basket token first; it opens here only if that happens.
Every contract
Every contract and wallet a launch here touches, linked to the block explorer.
Pons launch router
where your launch transaction goes
Pons launch factory
where the new coin is born, and the list of tokens it approves as pairs
Pons fee escrow
where creator fees are credited and claimed
Pons holder distributor factory
deploys a coin's holder distributor when its creator fees go to holders
Toll buyback wallet
receives the launch fee; used only to buy back and burn $TOLL
Toll fee vault factory
makes each coin's fee vault at an address fixed before the launch; no owner, no upgrade, it cannot move a vault's funds
A launch is permanent and spends real ETH. Nothing on this page labels any coin safe. Nothing here is financial advice.