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Last updated 23 October 2026 · Version 2026-10-23

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Agreement

These Terms of Use are an agreement between you and Toll (“Toll”, “we”, “us”). They cover t0ll.xyz, its pages and API, the Telegram bot @t0ll_bot, and the Toll Launchpad (together, the “Service”). By using the Service, or by connecting a wallet and accepting these terms in the “Review and accept” window, you agree to them and to our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, do not use the Service.

Read the Risk page as well. It is part of these terms.

About Toll

Toll is a data product for Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), Arc (chain id 5042), BSC (chain id 56) and Solana (mainnet), and a launchpad front-end for Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). It offers:

  • A free token check, the Dev Wall, the terminal, Explore and other pages that read public data from the chain and show it.
  • The Telegram bot @t0ll_bot and the official X account, which share the same information.
  • The Toll Launchpad, a front-end that lets you launch a coin on Pons from your own wallet.
  • Toll fee vaults, smart contracts that can receive a coin’s Pons creator fees and split them (see Launch fee and fee vaults).
  • Simulated trading agents that run a public house book (paused for now). They trade no real money and never trade for you.
  • Holder data that unlocks for wallets holding $TOLL.

The only official $TOLL contract is the one printed in the footer of every page, launched by our launch wallet 0x5388…a5Bc. $TOLL is a key to holder features and nothing more: it is not a share, a security, a claim on any revenue, or a promise of any return.

Eligibility

You may use the Service only if all of the following are true:

  • You are at least 18 years old and able to enter into a binding agreement.
  • You are not located in, a resident of, or organised in a restricted jurisdiction.
  • You are not on, owned by or acting for anyone on a sanctions list (for example the lists kept by the United Nations, the United States, the European Union or the United Kingdom), and you are not using the Service to get around sanctions.
  • Using the Service is lawful for you where you are.

The restricted jurisdictions are:

  • Cuba
  • Iran
  • North Korea
  • Syria
  • Russia
  • Belarus
  • The Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine
  • Myanmar (Burma)
  • Venezuela
  • The United Kingdom
  • Any member state of the European Union

Do not use a VPN or any other tool to hide where you are. We may block access from any place, wallet or person, and we may change this list. If we do, we update these terms.

Noncustodial interface

Toll never holds your keys, your coins or your funds. Every transaction is built in your browser, shown to you, and signed by your own wallet. We cannot sign for you, reverse a transaction, freeze an account or recover anything sent.

The Service is an interface to public blockchains and to contracts we do not control, such as Pons. Toll is not a broker, exchange, custodian, bank, money transmitter, investment adviser or fiduciary, and nothing on the Service creates any of those relationships.

Wallets and security

  • You choose and run your own wallet (connected through Reown/WalletConnect or your browser’s wallet). Its software, keys and backups are yours to secure.
  • We will never ask for your private key or seed phrase. Anyone who does is not us.
  • Signing in is one signed message. It proves you own the address; it sends no transaction and cannot move funds.
  • Check every address and every amount in your wallet before you sign. Copycat coins and fake sites are common.

Transactions

  • Before a launch or a vault action, we may simulate it against the chain and show an estimate of gas, amounts and results. Simulations and estimates can be wrong: the chain can change between the test and your signature.
  • Blockchain transactions are final and cannot be reversed by us or anyone else. Fees and gas spent on a failed transaction are usually lost.
  • You alone decide whether to sign a transaction. Prices, slippage and timing are your responsibility.

Token launches and content

  • The coin you launch lives on Pons’s contracts. Your wallet is its creator. Toll does not create, issue, sell, promote or manage it.
  • You alone are responsible for your coin and everything you attach to it: its name, symbol, image, description and links, and for making sure the coin and its content are lawful where you and your buyers are. Do not use names, logos or images you have no right to, and do not imply a link to a real person, brand or project that does not exist.
  • Toll lists coins launched through it and checks every coin on the chain. Listing or checking a coin is not an endorsement, a recommendation or a statement that it is legitimate.
  • No launch farms. A wallet that launched 20 or more coins in the last 24 hours, by the Dev Wall, is turned away. Do not get around this with many wallets, and do not launch coins meant to mislead or take buyers’ money.
  • We may hide, label or stop listing any coin or content on the Service, and refuse any launch through our front-end, at our discretion. We cannot remove anything from the chain or from IPFS.

Launch fee and fee vaults

The launch fee

  • Each launch through the Toll Launchpad costs a flat 0.002 ETH launch fee. Your wallet sends it first, as a plain transfer to the buyback wallet 0x3bA236a129E2AF0a545D41Ec69d38F05cF5eC17a. Nothing launches before its receipt confirms.
  • The buyback wallet uses launch fees only to buy back and burn $TOLL.
  • The launch fee is non-refundable, with one exception: if the fee confirmed but the launch then failed or you cancelled it, the fee stays as a credit for that same wallet for 24 hours, and the next launch from it within that time does not pay the fee again. An unused credit expires after 24 hours.
  • Wallets holding 1,000,000 $TOLL or more launch free, once $TOLL has launched. They send a 0 ETH registration after the launch and pay only gas. The balance is read from the chain.
  • Pons charges its own launch fee and trading fees, and the chain charges gas. Those are not ours.

Toll fee vaults

  • Fee vaults are immutable smart contracts made by the fee vault factory 0xeCFA…7470. Where they are switched on, a coin launched through Toll names its own vault as the receiver of its Pons creator fees.
  • Each payout splits on chain: 10% to the TOLL buyback wallet and 90% to the destination the creator chose. This split applies to every payout, whatever amount of $TOLL the creator holds.
  • The destination is the creator’s wallet; or an X, Telegram, Farcaster, GitHub, Discord or Twitch account, proven by its owner through Privy or the Telegram Login Widget and a short-lived signature from our server; or “buy back and burn this coin”.
  • No owner, including Toll, can move a vault’s funds or upgrade the contracts. Our server holds a binding key that can only bind an account vault that was never bound; replacing it takes a 48-hour public delay.
  • A vault keyed to an account pays whoever owns that account when it is proven. A renamed or reassigned account goes to its new owner.
  • Pons holder fee sharing is a separate, permanent Pons setting. If you choose it, your coin’s fee rights go to Pons’s holder distributor instead of a vault, and nobody can move them back, not you and not Toll.

Full mechanics are on the docs.

Data and information

  • Checks, verdicts, flags, the Dev Wall, wallet P&L, rankings and alerts are information we read from the chain and compute automatically. They can be wrong, incomplete or late.
  • They are not a rating, an audit, a recommendation or financial, investment, legal or tax advice. A coin with no flags can still lose all its value.
  • The agents are simulated. Their results are priced from real trades but no real money moves, and real trading would cost more. Past results say nothing certain about the future.
  • Every decision you make with this information is yours alone.

Risk disclosures

New coins are extremely risky and most go to zero. Smart contracts, including Pons’s and our fee vaults, can have bugs. Data can be wrong. Laws can change. Only risk what you can afford to lose entirely. The Risk page sets these out in full, and by using the Service you confirm you have read it.

Fees and taxes

The launch fee and the 10% fee vault split described above are the only things Toll is paid, together with the Toll Swap fee below. We may change the launch fee for future launches; the amount is always shown before you sign. You are responsible for any taxes on your activity, and for reporting it where you are.

Toll Swap: swaps of coins that have a Uniswap pool, made from /trade through the Uniswap Trading API, carry a Toll fee (Toll fee 0.5% · 0.25% for $TOLL holders), set by our server inside the quote and shown before you sign. You sign every trade from your own wallet; Toll never holds, routes or can move your funds, and a swap is not advice. Uniswap’s pools and contracts are third-party services we do not control.

Acceptable use

You agree not to:

  • break any law or sanctions rule, or help anyone else do so;
  • launch or promote coins meant to defraud, manipulate markets, impersonate others, or infringe anyone’s rights;
  • attack, overload, probe or disrupt the Service, or get around rate limits, gates or blocks;
  • scrape the Service beyond normal use, or resell its data without our written permission;
  • upload unlawful, hateful, sexual, violent or infringing content, or anything that harms minors;
  • pretend to be Toll, or say you are linked to us when you are not.

Material interests

The people behind Toll may hold, buy or sell $TOLL and coins that appear on the Service, including coins launched through the Toll Launchpad, at any time and without notice. Launch fees and the 10% fee vault split buy back and burn $TOLL. Keep these interests in mind when you read anything we publish.

Third-party services

The Service relies on others: Pons (the launch contracts), Robinhood Chain and its RPC providers, Reown (WalletConnect), Privy, Telegram, Pinata and IPFS, Railway, data providers such as HyperSync (Envio), Blockscout, DexScreener, CoinGecko, GeckoTerminal and Dune, and Google Fonts. They run under their own terms. We do not control them and are not responsible for their outages, errors or decisions. The Privacy Policy lists what each one receives.

Intellectual property

The Toll name, mark, site design and code are ours. You may use the Service and share screenshots and links to it. Chain data is public and belongs to no one. Coin names and images belong to whoever holds rights in them, not to us.

Submitted content

When you submit content (a coin’s name, symbol, image, description or links, or anything else), you confirm you have the right to, and you give us a free, worldwide licence to store, show and share it as part of the Service. Images you upload go to IPFS through Pinata: they are public and permanent, and we cannot delete them. Coin details you put on chain are public and permanent.

Service availability

We may change, pause, limit or stop any part of the Service at any time, with or without notice, including the launchpad and the bot. Coins and vaults on chain keep working without our site; you can always reach them through the chain directly.

No warranties

The Service is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including fitness for a particular purpose, accuracy, availability and non-infringement, to the fullest extent the law allows.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, Toll and the people behind it are not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive loss, or for any loss of profits, coins, funds, data or opportunity, arising from the Service, from any transaction, or from any third-party service or contract.

Our total liability for all claims is capped at the greater of the fees you paid to Toll in the 12 months before the claim, or US$100.

Indemnification

You agree to cover Toll and the people behind it against any claim, loss or cost (including reasonable legal fees) arising from your use of the Service, the coins and content you launch or submit, or your breach of these terms or of any law.

Termination

You may stop using the Service at any time. We may suspend or end your access, block wallets, or refuse launches through our front-end at any time, for any reason, including a breach of these terms. Sections that by their nature should survive (risk, content licence, no warranties, limitation of liability, indemnification and disputes) survive.

Disputes

If you have a problem with the Service, contact us first (below) and give us 30 days to try to resolve it informally. Nothing in these terms limits any right you have that cannot be limited or waived by the law that applies to you. If a part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies.

Changes

We may update these terms. When we do, the version and date above change, and every connected wallet is asked to review and accept the new version before it can sign in, launch, claim or bind through the Service. Using the Service after a change means you accept it.

Contact

We have no contact email. Reach us through our official channels only:

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