How Kin works

01

Launch

1. 01Pick the chain, then the pad under it.
2. 02Name the token, add a picture, and write the X handle.
3. 03Review the fee destination and sign in the connected wallet. Kin verifies the confirmed launch and fee recipient before listing it.

02

Pads

• Solana

  Pump. Create the token with Kin as creator-fee recipient. Initial buys are disabled; you can buy on Pump after confirmation.

• Robinhood

  Pons. Default pairs to ETH. You can set a creator tax, up to 10%, allocated to Kin in addition to the standard Pons fee.

• BNB Chain

  Flap. Flap uses BNB. Four.meme launches are blocked until Kin can verify the required creator fee routing.

• Arc

  Argus. Argus launches are blocked until Kin can verify the required creator fee routing.

03

Pair

Default means no extra pair. Pons can pair the token to ETH. Kin will not launch against a stock ticker the pad does not take.

04

Fees

For new launches, Kin receives 100% of the available creator allocation. Launchpad protocol fees and network gas are excluded. Fees may need to be claimed or dispatched before they reach Kin; accrual is not a completed transfer. Availability depends on the launchpad and token configuration.

05

X handles

An X handle is metadata only. Naming an account does not allocate fees to it, promise a payment, or establish its endorsement of the token.

06

After it launches

The token page shows the address, the pad, and the handle. Existing and imported tokens keep their on-chain fee configuration unless it is explicitly changed on-chain. Launchpad administrators may have authority to change fee recipients, so routing is not guaranteed to be immutable. A listing or ledger entry does not prove that fees have reached Kin or that a payment was made.