Your wallet signs every launch. SPAWN never holds your keys.

A launch, step by step

Each step is tagged with where it happens. Only one of them needs your wallet, and none of them happens in a wallet SPAWN controls.

1. 1
   In your browser

   You describe the token

   Name, ticker, image, an optional description and links. Nothing touches Solana yet, and you can change anything.

2. 2
   In your browser

   SPAWN prepares one transaction

   The page builds a single transaction and tests it against Solana before your wallet opens. If the test fails, nothing is sent and nothing is charged. The transaction:

   • creates the token with a fixed supply of 1,000,000,000;
   • removes the ability to mint more or freeze holders, and locks the name, ticker and metadata link;
   • opens a Meteora bonding-curve pool holding the whole supply;
   • waives the SPAWN platform launch fee during the current offer;
   • optionally buys up to 5% of the supply for you, in the same transaction, before anyone else can.
3. 3
   In your wallet

   You approve it

   Your wallet shows the transaction and its cost. Approve it and your wallet signs it with your key, which never leaves the wallet. Reject it and nothing happens. A Solana transaction is only valid for under a minute, so approve promptly.

4. 4
   On Solana

   Solana creates the token and the pool

   The network runs the transaction as a whole: either every part succeeds or none does. The token and its pool are created by Meteora's public bonding-curve program, not by code SPAWN wrote or can change.

5. 5
   On SPAWN

   SPAWN verifies it, then lists it

   SPAWN reads the confirmed transaction back from Solana and checks it before the token appears on the site: the token and pool exist, the standard SPAWN settings were used, the fee was paid, and the creator's first buy is within the 5% limit. A launch that fails these checks is not listed.

6. 6
   On Solana

   People trade on the curve

   Buyers and sellers trade against the pool at a flat 1.2% fee, and the price rises as SOL comes in. A token starts at a market cap of 30 SOL. When about 86 SOL has been bought through the pool, the token graduates to a standard Meteora pool and its liquidity is locked permanently, so nobody, including the creator and SPAWN, can withdraw it.

What your wallet pays at launch

Your wallet shows the exact total before you approve. Current figures are on the fees page.

About the token's address

Every Solana token has its own address, separate from your wallet. Many SPAWN tokens get one ending in "spwn", which SPAWN prepares in advance. The key behind that address is used exactly once, to sign the token into existence, and is erased afterwards. It is not a wallet key: because the token is created with no mint or freeze authority and locked metadata, that key can do nothing once the launch is complete.

Check it yourself

Nothing here needs to be taken on trust. Every launch is public on Solana.

• Any token: open it on Solscan

  Supply should read 1,000,000,000, with mint authority and freeze authority both empty. For example, $SPAWN on Solscan .

• The program that creates tokens and pools

  Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve: dbcij3LWUppWqq96dh6gJWwBifmcGfLSB5D4DuSMaqN

• The settings every SPAWN launch uses

  Fee, curve shape and liquidity lock are fixed in this account: EpgFC1cSH1EpD6VR3XHN2s8xZE1LoEnjC8SRiUSQG2WE

• Your own launch

  Each token page links its launch transaction, creator wallet and pool address, and shows how much the creator bought at launch.