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Pick a creator
Search X or GitHub. Onboard maps that account to one dedicated Robinhood Chain wallet.
Creator launchpad · Robinhood Chain
A coin for a creator. Fees go to their wallet.
Onboard is the identity layer on top of Pons V2. You launch a fixed-supply coin and point creator rewards at a real X or GitHub account — not a raw address you copied from a bio.
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Launch through Onboard
You launch here. Onboard sends it through Pons for the curve and trading. Name, image, and creator tax go on-chain. We never hold the launch ETH.
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They claim the fees
They prove the account is theirs, claim, and the fees land in their wallet. Claims show up in real time on the chart.
Just launched
6Newest creator coins. Each card is a Pons V2 token with an Onboard identity attached as the fee recipient.
Why a social account
Launchpads usually ask for a wallet. Fans cannot tell if that wallet belongs to the person in the profile picture. Onboard makes the creator the account, then generates the wallet behind it.
What Pons still does
You launch on Onboard, not on Pons itself. Onboard sends the launch through Pons, which runs the bonding curve, graduation, and trading. Fees still settle to the creator wallet Onboard attached.
What Onboard stores
Encrypted creator keys, the social → wallet map, and a cache of launches so Markets can load. Rewards themselves sit in the Pons escrow on Robinhood Chain.
Creators claim from a wallet they control.
Open your coin, continue with X or GitHub, and claim. Fees go to your dedicated wallet.