Denominated launchpad · live on Solana
Most launchpads quote everything in the chain's own token. Here you choose the unit. Pick the rupee and your coin is quoted in rupees, bought with rupees, and pays you in rupees. Pick a gram of gold, or a loaf of bread, and the same is true of those.
Three moves
Your coin is created by pump.fun, on pump.fun's curve, with pump.fun's supply and graduation. We do not run a competing launchpad and we do not ask you to trust a new one. It is an ordinary pump.fun coin, tradable anywhere pump.fun coins are tradable, from the slot it is created.
pump.fun's curve is quoted in SOL and gives nobody a say in that. So the unit is not the pool's other side — it is what the coin is counted in. Every price, cap and chart here is shown in it, rebased through Pyth, and you enter and exit in it: Jupiter routes your rupees into the curve inside one transaction.
Fill the curve and the coin graduates to PumpSwap exactly as any pump.fun coin does — same threshold, same migration, same locked liquidity. We add a denomination and a router. We do not touch the part that holds the money, which is the part you should least want a new project touching.
The unit is fixed the moment you sign. It is the one decision you cannot revisit, which is precisely why it is the first one the launch asks you for.
The shelf
On the board
| Coin | Unit | Price | 24h | Cap · USD | Curve |
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Forge
Name a unit, say what one is worth, and put the whole supply on sale at that price. It costs one transaction, because you put up no money of your own — the dollars buyers pay stay in the pool as the liquidity later sellers sell back into.
Forged by the community
Pick a name, choose what it is worth counting in, set your fees, and hand your community somewhere to start.
Created on pump.fun · 1% pump.fun fee · your unit, fixed at signing