Overview
Onboard is a creator launchpad on Robinhood Chain. You launch a coin for a real X or GitHub account. Fees from that coin go to a wallet made for that account — not a random address copied from a bio.
Key facts
- You launch here. Trading and the bonding curve run on Pons.
- Each creator account gets one dedicated wallet for fees.
- The creator proves the account is theirs, then claims on the coin page.
How the pieces fit
A launcher picks a name, image, and a creator. Onboard attaches a wallet to that X or GitHub account and points the coin’s creator fees there. People trade on the curve. When fees show up, the creator opens the coin, continues with the same account, and claims. The ETH lands in their dedicated wallet.
Who this is for
Launchers who want to put a coin behind a public account people can look up. Creators who want fees without handing a stranger a wallet address. Traders who want to see who the coin is for before they buy.
What Onboard does not do
Onboard does not hold launch ETH, traded tokens, or your fees. After a launch confirms, the fee recipient is on-chain. Check it on the explorer. Buying and selling happen in your own wallet against the live curve.
