Live on Robinhood Chain
Your token pays the bills.
Launch a coin on Robinhood Chain. Its creator fees are claimed every 15 minutes, swapped to USDG, and loaded onto a real card you can spend, or paid straight to your wallet.
Claimed on a timer. Receipted every run.
Creator fees used to just sit there
Other launchpads vs. OffFinance
Other launchpads
Fees stuck in a dashboard
Markups you find out about later
No record of where the fees went
Spendable? Not without a bridge.
OffFinance
Fees become money you can spend
Issuer charges passed through at cost
A receipt for every single run
A card, or straight to your wallet
Five things that would otherwise lose you fees
Held, not lost
Held, not lost
Fees too small to load are not dropped. They are held against your coin and go on with the next sweep, and the waiting balance is public.
No double charge
No double charge
The card issuer has no idempotency key, so a timed-out call might still have succeeded. The executor reconciles against the issuer's own records instead of retrying blind.
Cannot be redirected
Held, not lost
The cardholder name and your launch wallet lock the moment the coin goes live. Even with full API access, a deposit cannot be pointed at someone else.
Fully receipted
Cannot be redirected
Every claim, swap, load and payout writes a receipt carrying its transaction hashes.
Always settled
Held, not lost
The USDG is always settled, even when it is too small to load. A sweep with nothing to claim but money already waiting goes straight to the load step.
The card issuer charges per action and we pass it through at cost, taken out of what your coin earned rather than billed to you. Wallet payouts involve no issuer at all.
Built so nothing goes missing.
Do I need to launch a coin to get a card?
Yes, for now. A card is funded by your coin's creator fees, so a coin comes first. Paying crypto in directly to get a card without launching is coming soon.
Who is the deployer of my coin?
You are. Your wallet signs and sends the launch transaction, and pons records that address as the deployer. The backend only prepares the calldata, it never signs on your behalf.
What happens to fees too small to use?
They are held. A load below the minimum would be eaten by the issuer's charge, so the money is settled, recorded as waiting, and added to the next sweep.
Can I change my mind about the card?
Yes, from your dashboard, as often as you like. Switching to wallet mode pays future sweeps to your launch wallet; switching back resumes the card loads.
Where is my card balance actually held?
With the card issuer, not on chain. The swept USDG settles to the platform's settlement wallet, which funds the issuer account the card draws on.
What does it cost?
$15 flat to issue a card and $1 + 4% to top one up, the issuer's charges, passed through at cost. Paying out to your wallet costs nothing beyond chain gas.
Do I need an app?
No. Everything runs in the browser against your wallet, on any device.
