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What is EveryPad

EveryPad launches one token on two or three chains at once: Solana, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain. Each chain uses its own launchpad, the token has a fixed supply of 1 billion on every chain, and a built-in bridge lets holders move it between chains from the very first trade, even before it graduates.

Launching a token

1. Details. A logo, name and ticker are required. A description and X, Telegram and website links are optional.
2. Chains. Pick at least two of Solana, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain.
3. Initial buy. $1 to $1,000 per chain. These tokens aren’t yours: they become the bridge’s starting reserve on that chain.
4. Dev buy (optional). Buy tokens for yourself at launch. It is bought together with the initial buy in one opening purchase, so both get the same price; your share of the tokens is sent to the Solana and/or EVM wallet you add, right after deploy.
5. Deposit. Your logo and details are uploaded to IPFS, and you get one deposit address per chain.

Your progress is saved in this browser, so you can close the page and continue later. Start a launch

Deposits

Send the amount shown on each card, in that chain’s coin (SOL, BNB or ETH). It covers the initial buy, any dev buy, and network and launchpad fees. The amount is per chain: $100 on three chains means three deposits of $100 plus fees.

Bridging

Bridge from any token’s page. Pick the chain to send from and the chain to receive on. You only connect a wallet on the sending chain; for the receiving chain, your connected wallet is filled in and you can paste any other address.

Each chain is its own market. Bridging to a chain where the token is pricier gives you at most 10% more value than you sent, and the extra tokens stay in that chain’s bridge reserve. Bridging to a cheaper chain is always one token for one token.

Prices and market cap

Every chain has its own price. A token’s market cap on EveryPad is the average of its prices on the chains it lives on, times the 1 billion supply. On a token’s page, each chain tab shows that chain’s price and how far it is from the average.

Fees and buybacks

Tokens launch with a fixed 1% creator-rewards fee. None of it goes to a personal wallet.

Wallets

Connect an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby and other browser wallets) for BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain, and a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack) for Solana. You can use either or both, and EveryPad never asks for your seed phrase or private keys.

Supported chains

• SolanaLaunches on Pump, paid in SOL
• BNB ChainLaunches on Flap, paid in BNB
• Robinhood ChainLaunches on Pons, paid in ETH

Contracts and wallets

Everything EveryPad holds on chain sits at these addresses: the bridge contract on each EVM chain and the custody wallet on Solana. Check them before you send anything to an address that claims to be ours.

• SolanaCustody wallet

  Bridge fee now: 0.008416 SOL
  7Ne1MKKwc6tFiqrFdJixuRELHfyawPZCMnzWWbPtznD3CopySolscan
• BNB ChainEveryPad Bridge contract

  Bridge fee now: 0.001283 BNB
  0xa85fedBb6460B2823B3D690cA2B57D56D5989829CopyBscScan
• Robinhood ChainEveryPad Bridge contract

  Bridge fee now: 0.0003708 ETH
  0xa85fedBb6460B2823B3D690cA2B57D56D5989829CopyRobinscan

On BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain a bridge transfer calls deposit(token, amount, toChain, recipient) on the contract, with the fee sent as value. Solana has no program: one transaction sends the tokens and the fee to the custody wallet together with a memo naming the destination:

{"type":"bridge","toChain":2,"receiver":"0x…"}

EveryPad chain ids are 1 for Solana, 2 for BNB Chain and 4 for Robinhood Chain. A transfer to the custody wallet without a valid memo is not bridged.

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