Documentation
How it works
Everything worth knowing before you launch a token with its own automated fee engine.
What is Multipad?
Multipad is a token launchpad on Robinhood Chain. You launch a token from your own wallet, choose what should happen with its trading fees, and Multipad executes that choice automatically: every five minutes it claims the token's fees and runs the engine you picked.
There are four engines. We call them pads. Lock the fees as liquidity, buy the token back and burn it, pay the fees to stakers, or pay them to every holder. The choice is sealed at launch and displayed on the token page, so every buyer knows exactly where the fees go.
The four pads
Locked Liquidity
Fees buy the token and lock both sides into the pool forever. The pool only gets deeper, and nobody can ever pull it.
Buyback & Burn
Fees buy the token back from the market and send it to the burn address. Supply shrinks with every cycle.
Staking Rewards
Holders stake their tokens and earn the trading fees. Every cycle pays out ETH pro-rata to everyone staked.
Holder Rewards
Fees are paid straight to everyone holding the token, proportional to their balance. Just hold and receive ETH.
Launching a token
- 01
Fill in the details
Upload an image (stored on IPFS), choose a name and symbol, write a description, and optionally add social links.
- 02
Pick a pad
Choose what every trading fee should do: locked liquidity, buyback & burn, staking rewards or holder rewards. This choice is permanent and public.
- 03
Fund the vault
Multipad creates a fresh wallet just for your token: the vault. It claims fees and runs your strategy, and it pays its own gas, so it needs a little ETH first. Send at least 0.001 ETH on Robinhood Chain to the address shown; the page checks the balance automatically.
- 04
Sign the launch
Your wallet signs one transaction and pays the launch fee. Your address is the deployer on-chain. The vault address is baked into the launch as the fee receiver, so fees flow to it from the very first trade.
- 05
Done, it runs itself
Your token gets its own page with live stats, a cycle countdown and a log of every action. The first cycle runs about five minutes after launch.
The cycle
Every five minutes each token claims its fees and runs its strategy. The exact steps depend on the pad:
Locked Liquidity
Buyback & Burn
Staking Rewards
Holder Rewards
If there are no fees to claim, the cycle waits and tries again five minutes later. Every step is logged and shown live on the token page, with links to the transactions on Blockscout.
Isolated vaults
Every token gets its own vault: a unique wallet generated at launch and used for nothing else. Its private key is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before storage and only ever decrypted server-side at the moment a cycle runs.
Because vaults are one per token, fees almost never mix. Token A's fees run token A's strategy. Always.
The one exception: 10% of every claim goes to the official Multipad token's vault. Every token launched on the platform also feeds the main token's engine.
Timing and countdowns
The five-minute interval is per token, counted from that token's last cycle rather than a global clock. A token launched at 18:03 cycles at 18:08, 18:13 and so on, while one launched at 18:05 cycles at 18:10 and 18:15. That is why every token shows its own countdown.
Public API
Multipad exposes a read-only public API so developers can build on top of the fee engines: list tokens, read vault cycles, pull platform stats, filter by strategy. No API key, CORS open.
https://www.multipad.gg/api/v1
Contracts
Multipad launches through the Pons factory on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). These are the contracts every cycle touches.
FAQ
Do I need to sign anything after launch?
No. Your wallet signs exactly one transaction: the launch. Everything after that (claiming, swapping, burning, distributing) is signed by the token's own vault wallet, automatically.
Who launches the token on-chain?
You do. The deployer of your token is your own connected wallet, not a shared Multipad wallet. Multipad only inserts the vault address as the fee receiver.
Can I change the fee strategy later?
No. The strategy is chosen at launch and locked in. That is the point: buyers can trust that what the token page says is what the fees will always do.
Can fees from one token be used for another token?
Almost never. Every token has its own vault, and 90% of its fees only ever run its own strategy. The remaining 10% goes to the official Multipad token's vault. That is the only cross-token flow, and it is identical for everyone.
Why does the vault need funding before launch?
The vault pays gas for its own transactions. It starts empty, so it needs a small amount of ETH for its first claim. After that every cycle leaves a gas reserve behind, so it keeps running on its own.
What happens if there are no fees to claim?
The cycle logs "Waiting for fees" and tries again five minutes later. Nothing is lost. Fees keep accumulating in the pool until they are claimed.
How does staking work without a staking contract?
You transfer tokens to the token's isolated vault, and the deposit is verified on-chain from the transaction. Unstaking is authorised with a wallet signature and paid back from the vault immediately. Rewards arrive in your wallet as plain ETH every cycle, with nothing to claim.
How are holder rewards distributed?
Every cycle the vault converts its fees to ETH, takes a live holder snapshot from the chain explorer, and sends every holder their share proportional to balance. Pool, vault and burn addresses are excluded.
Can burned supply come back?
No. Buyback & burn tokens are sent to the dead address (0x…dEaD). Nobody holds that key. The supply reduction is permanent and verifiable on-chain.
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