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TrustPad launches tokens on Stable. Everything runs on-chain — there is no backend, no database and no account to create.
How a launch works
You pick a name, symbol, logo and description. In a single transaction TrustPad deploys your ERC-20 and places its whole supply into a concentrated-liquidity position on StableSwap, paired against USDT0.
That position is the market. Your token is tradeable the moment the transaction confirms — no presale, no seeding round, no waiting for someone to add liquidity. Every token starts at the same market cap and the price rises as people buy.
Fees
Every swap pays a 1% fee, split 50/50 between you and the platform. Buys pay their fee in USDT0 and sells pay it in your token, so both sides are shared the same way.
Fees build up in the pool until they're claimed — they can't be lost. Connect the wallet you launched from and a Claim fees button appears on your token, which pays out both shares in one transaction.
Logos and descriptions
Both are stored directly on-chain in your token contract. Logos are resized to 128px and embedded as a data URI, so there is no IPFS pin to keep alive and no image host that can disappear. They are set once at launch and are part of the token forever.
Contracts
Everything is verified and readable on Stablescan.
- USDT0 (quote asset)
- 0x779Ded0c9e1022225f8E0630b35a9b54bE713736
- Network
- Stable — chain ID 988
Older launchpad versions stay listed on the site, so tokens launched through them keep working and stay visible.
About this project
TrustPad is an independent launchpad built on Stable (chain 988). It is not affiliated with trustpad.io, the TPAD token, or any other project using a similar name. There is no TrustPad token — this site only launches tokens created by its users.
Everything the site does is on-chain and verifiable: the launchpad contract is published on Stablescan, and the site never asks for a seed phrase, private key, or any personal information.
Risks
Launching is permissionless: anyone can create a token and TrustPad does not review or endorse any of them. A token appearing here says nothing about the people behind it. Do your own research before buying, and treat these contracts as unaudited software.