- Split adds up…
- Recipient allowed…
- Cap respected…
- Dry run clean…
Launch on Solana without trusting a stranger.
Dexpad is a launchpad protocol for Solana. Creators open a bonding curve, traders arrive on equal footing, and every rule is readable before the first order lands.
Native to Solana · SPL standard
“The curve filled in order, and the pool opened on schedule with its liquidity locked.”
A launch is a promise. Dexpad makes it checkable.
Most launches ask you to believe a founder. Here the founder commits to a program, and the program shows its terms to everybody at once.
Prices come from a curve, allocations sit behind schedules, and the sequence of events is written to a ledger anyone can read.
Walk through the flow »Every curve setting can be read before the first buy.
Access comes from timing on the chain, never from a private list.
Creator allocations release on a schedule the program enforces.
Orders settle in SOL, and tokens follow the standard SPL layout.
Draft. Shape. Open. Trade. Graduate.One path, six stages.
Begin with a name and a story. Creators choose a ticker, artwork and a short description. The form checks for mint collisions ahead of any on-chain step.
- —Name and ticker
- —Artwork
- —Links
- —Mint check
- —Preview
- —Review
Nothing is signed or sent until the final review step.
Pick the shape of the curve. The curve decides how price climbs as buyers arrive. Creators set the slope, the supply split and any vesting before they commit.
- —Curve type
- —Starting price
- —Supply split
- —Creator share
- —Vesting
- —Lock terms
Settings freeze once the curve opens.
Open the doors in one transaction. The mint, the curve and the vault are created together. Either every piece lands or none does, so there is no half-built launch.
- —Create mint
- —Create curve
- —Seed vault
- —Set locks
- —Publish terms
- —Announce
- Mint created✓ Passed
- Curve created✓ Passed
- Vault seeded✓ Passed
- Terms published✓ Passed
One signature covers the whole sequence.
Buy and sell against the curve. Every order moves the price along a known line. Fees are visible in the quote, and nobody trades ahead of a list.
- —Instant quotes
- —Quote drift
- —Fee preview
- —Slippage guard
- —Order history
- —Refunds on sell
Quotes refresh with the chain, not on a timer you cannot see.
Liquidity moves to the open market. When the curve fills, a pool is created on a public venue and its liquidity tokens are locked. The hand-off is automatic.
- —Curve filled
- —Pool created
- —Liquidity locked
- —Curve closed
- —Listing refreshed
- —Event logged
- Curve filled✓ Passed
- Pool created✓ Passed
- Liquidity locked✓ Passed
- Curve closed✓ Passed
No one needs to press a button for this to happen.
Keep the project moving after launch. Keepers are small programs that run recurring jobs for a project: reward runs, snapshots, scheduled releases. Each one works inside caps set by its owner.
- —Reward runs
- —Snapshots
- —Scheduled unlocks
- —Fee sweeps
- —Alerts
- —Reports
Keepers may ask to act; they never carry keys.
Everything a launch needs, in one kit.Switch on only what a project should use.
Each tool is a small, separate piece. A project enables the ones it wants and the rest stay off.
Curves
Locks
Fees
Safety
Discovery
Data
Community
Every order. Every rule. One ledger.A single timeline you can read top to bottom.
Select a tab, pick an entry, and read the detail beside it. The same view works for creators and for traders.
The mint, curve and vault were created together. Terms were written to the ledger before the first order.
The creator share moved into a vesting account. Release follows the schedule and cannot be shortened.
Each order was priced from the same curve and settled in SOL. Fees were itemised in the quote.
Fees were divided between the creator vault and the protocol using the split fixed at launch.
The curve filled, a pool opened on a public venue, and its liquidity tokens went into a lock.
A keeper job paid recipients from the allow list and stopped when it reached its owner-set cap.
Programmable by default. Bounded by design.Owners set the limits. The program enforces them.
A keeper may ask for an action. Whether the action happens is decided by checks that live outside the keeper.
Every request is screened. Each proposal passes shape, limit and rehearsal checks ahead of any signature.
Firm caps stay firm. Spend ceilings, wait times and allow lists are enforced by the program, not by goodwill.
Keys stay with their owners.
Dexpad keeps no private keys.
Separated signing. Keepers can ask. Only a wallet can sign.
- Step 1Request filed
The keeper states what it wants to do.
- Step 2Shape checked
The request is compared with the job template.
- Step 3Limits applied
Ceilings, wait times and recipient lists apply.
- Step 4Dry run
A rehearsal run happens ahead of signing.
- Step 5Owner signs
Only the owner’s wallet can approve spending.
- Step 6Chain confirms
The Solana cluster confirms the result.
- Step 7Ledger entry
The outcome is recorded where everyone can read it.
Volume feeds the pool. The pool feeds the project.Fees follow a split that is fixed before launch.
A slice of every order is routed by the split the creator chose at the start. Where it goes next is bound by the rules on the left.
- Order flowTrades against the curve
- Fee splitFixed at launch
- Creator vaultHeld by the program
- Rule-bound spendOwner limits apply
- LiquidityRewardsLocksExperiments
The busiest pairs on Solana, right now.Taken from open exchange feeds.
This board reads open exchange feeds and re-reads them on a timer. It pauses when you switch tabs and picks up again when you return.
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A network that does not pause.Dexpad reads Solana as it moves.
Open the market board »Choose how your launch behaves.
Three formats cover the common cases. Each one is a set of defaults, and every default can be changed before opening.
Steady Curve
The balanced choice
- Smooth price climb
- Creator share vested
- Liquidity locked on graduation
- Fee split shown in every quote
Anchored
For long horizons
- Longer vesting by default
- Wider lock terms
- Gradual creator release
- Reduced early-order size
Open Round
For wide participation
- Per-wallet order limits
- Even access at open
- No private allocation
- Public participation log
Made for many sorts of founders.
Ship a token with terms people can verify.
Release a collection’s token around the work itself.
Open a round that rewards early, even access.
What people ask before they launch.
Dexpad is a launchpad protocol for Solana. It lets a creator open a bonding curve for a new token, with terms, locks and fees published before trading starts.
Price follows the curve the creator chose. Each buy moves the price up along that curve, and each sell moves it back down.
A pool is created on a public Solana venue and its liquidity tokens are locked. The hand-off is automatic.
Solana mainnet only. Orders settle in SOL and tokens use the SPL layout.
You do. No private key is ever handed to Dexpad; actions that spend funds need a signature from your own wallet.
A keeper runs recurring jobs such as reward runs or snapshots. It works inside caps and allow lists set by the project owner, and it has no signing power of its own.
The address slot at the top of this page fills in the moment one is published. Until then it stays inactive so nobody copies a wrong value.
Open a curve.
Let the rules do the rest.
Launches on Solana, built in the open.