Pay with X Money
Name, ticker, picture. The network fee comes from your X Money balance, so no crypto wallet signs anything.
PrivatePad deploys your coin from its own factory, so your wallet never touches the chain. No deployer to trace, no fee claims to follow. Creator fees convert straight into X Money: yours, or anyone's @handle.
Most launchpads make you the deployer. Your wallet, its funding and every fee claim end up public forever. PrivatePad stands in between.
Name, ticker, picture. The network fee comes from your X Money balance, so no crypto wallet signs anything.
The PrivatePad factory mints your coin. Onchain, the creator is the factory, not you, and it's a normal Solana token on a bonding curve.
Creator fees collect in the factory vault and convert to X Money: yours, or any @handle you pick. Or keep them in SOL for a fresh wallet.
Not on a block explorer. There are no claim transactions from your wallet, ever: pick who gets paid and the vault does the rest.
Fill it in and watch the record on the right. Everything that could point back at you stays blacked out.
Your wallet never appears onchain for the coin: the creator is the PrivatePad factory, and fees leave through the factory vault, not your wallet. The coin page and block explorers show nothing that links it to you.
From the public, yes. It's not a way around the law: PrivatePad keeps the records it's legally required to keep, screens payouts, and X Money accounts are verified by X. Private from the timeline, not from the law.
Creator fees collect in the factory vault in SOL. If you picked X Money, they're converted to USD and paid to your X Money, or to the X Money of any @handle you tagged. Neither is shown on the coin page.
Yes. It has its own contract address, starts on a bonding curve, and trades anywhere Solana tokens trade.
If you ever want to, you can publish a signed proof from your PrivatePad account that you launched it. It's your choice, and off by default.
Your coin on Solana, the fees in X Money (yours or anyone's), and nothing onchain that points back at you.
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