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KNOW BEFORE YOU LAUNCH

From an idea to a token.

What the application does, what it costs, and what it does not guarantee.

01

Create the identity

Use the Character studio to choose original artwork and prepare a name, symbol, and story. Save or export your draft, then continue to Launch token. Choose the included hosted artwork without an API key, or use IPFS for custom metadata.

02

Approve in your wallet

FizzPad prepares the launch with the Raydium SDK. The transaction is simulated, you review the details, and your wallet asks for approval.

03

Wait for confirmation

The application submits only the signed transaction and checks its status on Solana. A pending or failed transaction is never reported as successful.

04

Trade on the bonding curve

Before the curve closes, buy with SOL or sell tokens. Quotes use on-chain reserves, and each transaction enforces the minimum output you reviewed.

05

Continue after migration

When protocol migration has completed, liquidity lives in a Raydium CPMM pool. This version links to Raydium for post-migration swaps rather than executing those swaps internally.

What you pay

Token creation requires SOL for network fees and account rent. Trades pay the protocol fee, the configured platform fee, any applicable creator trading fee, and network fees. Quotes include trading fees but exclude network fees and account rent. The UI displays current platform fee information from the on-chain configuration.

The standard launch in this release uses one billion tokens, six decimals, no creator pre-allocation, no initial purchase, and an 85 SOL curve-funding target. The token cannot be edited from this interface after creation.

Privacy, ownership, and risk

Your seed phrase and private wallet keys never belong in this website. A temporary mint-account key is generated during preparation only to initialize the token account. It is not your wallet key and is not stored or returned.

Token metadata, images uploaded to IPFS, wallet addresses, and blockchain transactions are public. RPC and hosting providers process network requests. Upload authorizations use a short-lived nonce; Upstash stores temporary rate-limit and nonce data. Studio drafts, watchlist entries, and pending-transaction references remain in your browser. Export a backup before clearing browser data. Hosted character metadata depends on this website staying available; IPFS metadata does not.

Blockchain actions are irreversible. Market prices can change quickly, tokens may have no value, and liquidity is not guaranteed. This code has not received an independent security audit. Test all flows on Devnet before enabling real-money operations.

Operational scope

This is an independent interface built on Raydium LaunchLab, not a partnership or a new audited financial protocol. It does not include an integrated post-migration swap router, advanced charting, chat moderation, a production-scale indexer, automatic fee withdrawals, or jurisdiction-specific compliance controls.

Launching the website on Vercel does not itself initialize the on-chain platform. The operator must configure the RPC, create the platform configuration, add its ID to Vercel, and redeploy.