holderpad↗A launchpad for the things you believe in.
Bring your idea. Make it yours.
You don't need a development team to put an idea on Solana. Just a name, artwork and a wallet.
We'll take care of the launch flow.
You make the final call.
Name it. Give it a face.
See it come together.
The details. The cost.
All in front of you.
Your wallet signs.
The network confirms.
THE LAUNCH DESK
One original starts here.
Fill in the details. Preview your coin.
Launch when it feels like yours.
HOLDER PAD / CREATECheck the SOL-denominated creator fees from your Raydium LaunchLab bonding-curve activity.
No receipts on this device yet.
A submitted transaction will appear here.
Local records are saved on this device. Shared receipt links verify the transaction on Solana.
ONE THING THAT DOESN'T CHANGE.
Every launch, claim and payout is reviewed before you sign. Your private keys stay in your wallet.
Make your next move ↗BEFORE YOU START
Create a Solana coin through Raydium LaunchLab, collect eligible creator fees, prepare SOL or USDC team payouts and verify transaction receipts. You can prepare and export your launch sheet before connecting a wallet.
Your coin starts on a Raydium LaunchLab bonding curve. Graduation to a Raydium pool follows the protocol's funding conditions. This is not a Pump.fun launch.
Solana network fees and account rent apply. The review simulates your transaction and displays the estimated SOL debit before you sign. This launch flow does not include an initial purchase.
Yes. Open Holder Pad inside the Phantom, Solflare or Backpack wallet browser. On desktop, use a supported wallet extension.
Drafts are saved on this browser. When you launch, artwork and metadata are published to Arweave using signed messages and the available free upload allowance. Automatic storage funding is disabled. You can also provide existing public Arweave or IPFS metadata.
The desk reads your SOL-denominated LaunchLab creator fee vault. Available fees depend on actual trading activity and platform settings. Claims receive wrapped SOL; converting to native SOL is a separate action. Team payouts use your wallet balance and require a separate signature.
