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From launch to reserve

How StabledPad works

Understand what you are signing and how every stablecoin is backed.

Launch a token

Choose a name, ticker, image, and social links. Approve a metadata upload, then review and sign the Solana launch transaction. Each token gets an isolated USDC reserve and paired SPL stablecoin.

Creator fees and holder rewards

New tokens use Raydium LaunchLab with USDC as the quote. The coin’s reserve wallet owns the creator-fee rights. StabledPad claims USDC directly from the on-chain creator vault and, after graduation, the CPMM pool. The currently supported creator rate is 0.05% of trading volume. Only finalized fee receipts fund stablecoin rewards. Existing Stonkfun launches retain their original forwarding route. Rewards are allocated pro rata to eligible holders at a finalized ownership snapshot.

Deposit SOL or USDC

A USDC deposit and equal stablecoin mint happen atomically in one transaction. SOL deposits require two approvals: a live SOL-to-USDC swap, then the reserve deposit. The actual USDC received determines the stablecoin amount. If you stop between steps, that USDC remains in your wallet.

Redeem your stablecoin

Redemption burns your stablecoins and transfers the same number of USDC units from the reserve in one transaction. Network fees and token-account rent are separate.

Custody and service availability

StabledPad controls reserve and mint authorities. Reserve transactions require the operator service and sufficient backing. A $1 redemption target does not guarantee a $1 exchange price or uninterrupted service. Confirm reserves and mint addresses on the token page.

Trade and track your tokens

Open a token to view its market data and stablecoin reserve. Trade through available Solana liquidity routes, follow tokens in your watchlist, and use your portfolio and activity pages to review balances and transactions.

Launch a token