We read every coin on the chain. You see what we found.

Check a coin

Paste any coin on Robinhood Chain, of any age, on the check page. It is free (10 new coins a day) and needs no sign-in. We read the chain for it at the moment you ask; nothing is typed in by hand.

• The dev’s record. Every coin that wallet launched, coins launched through a contract included, and how many graduated.
• The first buyers. Bundles, snipers, wallets paid by the same funder, and wallets that sold in the block they bought.
• Holders. Who holds it now, with dust told apart from real groups.
• Liquidity. Locked, still in the pool, or pulled.
• Creator tax. A tax of 5% or more on every trade is flagged careful, with who receives it. So is no tax at all on a dev’s first launch: of 2,656 such Pons coins, 57% were rugged within 24 hours (6% with a tax).

Dev records cover Robinhood Chain.

Paste a wallet instead and you see where its money came from, where it went, and every coin it launched. Any check can be shared as a picture. Every line in it is a fact you can find on the explorer, never a label.

Your checks. After a whole Robinhood Chain check, the page asks once whether to remember your checks on this device. Say yes and the home page lists your last 20 coins next visit: the verdict when you checked and the one we hold now, the ones that moved first, with a link to check again or watch it on Telegram. It lives in your browser only, and the clear button forgets it.

LARP check

The LARP check asks one thing: is there a real product behind the coin? Paste a coin on Robinhood Chain, a website or an X post. We read its site, its launch post and its code, list each thing it says it offers, and check every claim against the chain and against the working parts of theirs that answer: an app, an API, an MCP server, x402 payments, a Chrome extension, a Telegram bot, public code. Free.

Claude Haiku 5.5 quotes each claim in the coin's own words, Claude Sonnet 5.5 checks each result against our evidence, and Claude Opus 5.5 has the final say on a found. If Claude Opus 5.5 has reached its daily limit, the stricter of the two results stands. Chain facts come from the chain, never from a model.

The answer is a label: found, partly found, not found or not read. It says what we could check, never a verdict on the coin. Every LARP check anyone has run is on LARP checks, with a page for each coin.

Holders of 1,000,000 $TOLL get more on top:

• Re-read now. A fresh read, on demand, of a coin we already read.
• The second reader’s notes. What Claude changed in the read and why, and whether the site and the code are the coin’s own.
• The dev’s LARP record. This dev’s other coins we read, as a list. Everyone sees the counts.

Chrome extension

The Toll extension is on the Chrome Web Store. It puts the same check on the coin pages of GMGN, Pons and DexScreener, so you see it without leaving the page. Free.

@tollchk on X

Tag @tollchk on X with a contract and it replies with the check. You can also ask it about a coin’s holders, liquidity, volume, dev, tax, burns or fees. The numbers come from the check; the AI only writes the words. Tag @tollchk with larp and a coin, a website or an X post for the LARP read. Tag it with roast for the blunt version: one dry line built only from the check's facts.

Coins checked

The coins checked page lists every coin anyone has checked on Toll, live as it happens.

Dev wall

The dev wall lists every wallet that launched a coin through Pons or Long, counted from the launch events on chain. The busiest come first, for the last 24 hours and the last 7 days.

Each row shows how many coins, how many of its Pons coins graduated, when it last launched, its all-time count, and the wallet that funded it when we have traced one. Launchers that are contracts anyone can launch through carry a contract mark, because their coins come from many different people. We print numbers; what a row means is yours to read.

Launchpad

Launch on Toll: a coin on Pons, from your own wallet. We never hold your money or your keys.

1. Fill in your coin

   Name, ticker, image (upload it or paste a link), a short about, your links, your creator tax, what it pairs with and your first buy. It pairs with ETH, USDG, or the stocks, ETFs and tokens Pons approves. A token pair adds one approval of exactly your first buy.

2. It is tested first

   The exact launch is run against the chain from your own balance before your wallet opens. If it would fail, you see why and nothing is sent.

3. The fee first, then the launch

   First the flat launch fee to the buyback wallet. Nothing launches until it confirms, and declining it launches and spends nothing. Then, tested again, the Pons launch with your first buy inside it, so nobody gets in between. If the launch fails after the fee, the fee stays a credit for your wallet for 24 hours.

Fees

Your coin's Pons creator fees go to its fee vault (below).

The Toll launch fee is a flat 0.002 ETH per launch. Pons charges its own launch fee too, and gas is yours. Every amount is shown before you sign. $TOLL holders pay no launch fee and register the coin after it launches, for gas only.

Buyback and burn

Every launch fee goes to one public wallet, 0x3bA2…C17a, and is used only to buy back $TOLL and burn it, together with 10% of every fee vault payout. The dev also burns $TOLL from the launch wallet. Every buyback and burn is listed on the burns page with its transaction.

Hold 1,000,000 $TOLL in the launching wallet and you pay no launch fee.

What we check

Your launch record, from the dev wall: a wallet with 20 or more launches in the last 24 hours is turned away. Your coin then gets the same check as every other coin, with no pass for ours.

Creator fees to holders

Tick holder rewards and two more transactions right after the launch send the coin’s creator fees to its holders, for good, through Pons’s own holder distributor.

Fee vaults

A fee vault is a small contract made for one launch that receives the coin’s Pons creator fees. Every payout splits on chain, on the spot:

• 90% to the destination you chose: your wallet; a verified X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account; or buying back and burning your own coin.
• 10% to the buyback wallet, which buys back and burns $TOLL, on every payout. Holding $TOLL does not change this split; it makes the launch itself free.

An account’s share waits in the vault until its real owner signs in with that account on Toll and names a wallet. Nobody else can take it, the launcher included, and we cannot move a vault’s money. The details are in the docs.

Terminal

The terminal shows every launch and new pool on Robinhood Chain as it happens, from every launchpad, with what we found on each and why. A block lands every tenth of a second and we read each one.

Telegram bot

Send @t0ll_bot a coin or a wallet in a private chat and it answers with the same check as the site. Add it to a group and anyone there can paste an address; the answer lands in the group. Free. News goes to our channel, the Toll Booth.

Send @t0ll_bot /larp with a coin, a website or an X post and it answers with the LARP check. In a group, mention it with a coin and a question (who is the dev, is it a rug) and it answers when asked: the card, then one short answer written from the check's facts. A coin card carries one line saying what holders of $TOLL get, with /alerts to link a wallet. Anyone can /watch 3 coins; linked holders can /watch up to 20 coins. You get a message when a re-read changes a coin's LARP label. Reading a coin for the first time never sends one. /unwatch removes a coin and /watching lists them.

Holders link a wallet with one signature and get live alerts: tracked wallets, and new launches with no red flag at the first read.

For AI apps

Add Toll to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other AI apps over MCP, free, the LARP check included. AI agents can also pay per call over x402: the coin check on Robinhood Chain, the deployer history, the LARP check and the pre-sign check. Agents can check another ERC-8004 agent before paying it (agent census), and sellers can settle through our x402 facilitator, which checks who gets paid.

Before an agent signs, the pre-sign check runs the transaction against the chain and reads what a signature or payment would let someone take, answering ALLOW, WARN or BLOCK (what Toll checks). The answer can be made binding with a single-use ALLOW ticket or the Protect RPC, and after the trade an agent can list a wallet’s approvals and watch a coin or wallet.

Simulated agents, paused

Ten trading agents that traded the house's own simulated book. They are paused for now. Every trade was priced from real on-chain trades, but no real money was traded.

Most launches never get a second look, and the terminal says why for each one. How each agent decides is the house’s own. What it does is not: every buy, sell and result is on the terminal, losses beside wins.

In the strategy lab, holders run simulated agents of their own.

What $TOLL does

Holding 1,000,000 $TOLL gives:

More new coins a day

100 new coins a day with 1M $TOLL, 500 with 5M, 2,000 with 20M: on the site, the Telegram bot, the extension and, with a Toll key, MCP. See /pricing.

Re-read any coin now

Force a fresh LARP read of a coin we already read.

Claude's notes

What the second reader changed in a LARP read, and why.

The dev's full LARP record

Every other coin we read from the same dev.

Label-change alerts on Telegram (/watch)

Watch up to 20 coins (3 without holding); get a message when a coin's check moves between clear, careful and against, or its LARP label changes.

The full holder map

Who holds a coin now and how they are linked, not only the totals.

Launch free

No launch fee on the Toll launchpad.

Buyback and burn

Every launch fee, and 10% of fee vault payouts, buy back and burn $TOLL.

The same list, with the contract, is on $TOLL & holder perks.

Holder access

1. Hold $TOLL

   1,000,000 $TOLL in your wallet unlocks the holder tools. Access follows your balance: sell below one million and it locks again.

2. Connect and sign

   Connect your wallet and sign one message to prove it is yours. Signing is free, sends no transaction and cannot move your funds. We read your balance straight from the chain.

3. Open the dashboard

   What you do with the data is up to you. We never trade for you and never touch your funds.

Before you start