Incognito LaunchpadLaunch a coin that cannot rug, in one transaction
Launch a plain coin in one go with no liquidity of your own, or pick one of 33 designs, on Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Robinhood Chain or Solana. The launchpad creates the coin, puts 100 % of the supply into the pool (or the bonding curve), burns or locks the liquidity and removes every owner key. Every trade then pays you a share of its fee.
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Every coin launched here, on every chain. Each one has liquidity that can never be pulled. Open a coin for its chart, address and where to trade it.
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Launches
Every coin created through this launchpad on the selected chain, newest first. Trading happens on the chain's normal DEX; the pair is live from the launch block. A coin launched quietly is listed here only for the wallet that launched it.
| # | Coin | Design | Liquidity | Fees (you / pad) | Creator | When |
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Your pool fees
An Instant coin, and every coin on a Uniswap v4 chain, keeps its liquidity as a position locked inside the launchpad. The position earns the pool fee on every trade. Anyone can collect it; the creator's share is then claimed by the creator's fee wallet.
Your fee wallet
The creator fee of a coin is paid to its fee wallet on every trade, straight from the trade. The current fee wallet can hand the stream to another address (a multisig, a buyer of the project).
How it works
- One transaction, no launch fee. You pay only network costs (about 0.03 SOL on Solana) and, for the designs that take it, the liquidity you put in. The launchpad's deployer for your design creates the contract, seeds the pool with the entire supply and your ETH, sends the LP tokens to the dead address and calls launch(). Ownership is renounced in that same transaction: no owner, no mint, no blacklist, no pause, ever.
- Sale designs (Bootstrap, Phoenix, Dutch, Sealed) take no liquidity from you: the contract sells first and seeds its own pool when anyone finishes the sale.
- Simple launch. The form opens on it, and it asks for no liquidity. On Solana it is a bonding curve on Raydium LaunchLab: buyers trade on the curve, and at 85 SOL raised the coin graduates into a Raydium pool with the liquidity locked. On Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum and Robinhood Chain it is Instant: a plain coin (one billion, no tax, no wallet limits, no owner) whose whole supply is locked in the chain's own exchange from the first block (Uniswap v3 on Base and Ethereum, PancakeSwap v3 on BNB Chain, Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain). The pool opens at a market cap of about 1 ETH (4 BNB); buyers move the price up, sellers back down, never below the opening price, and chart sites list the coin from its first trade. Your own first buy can ride in the launch. “All designs” opens the other 30.
- Where coins show up. Charts, terminals, wallets and listing sites pick coins up by themselves once they trade; the tracker says where that already happens, which launchpad integrations we asked for and which were accepted — and lets any platform list us.
- Fees. There is no launch fee. On EVM chains 1 % of every trade on your coin is shared between you and the launchpad. With Instant it is the pool's own fee: half is yours, collected and claimed from the Launches tab. With the other EVM designs your share (you choose 0–1 %, default 0.5 %) is paid to your fee wallet inside each trade and the launchpad's 0.5 % goes to its treasury. On a Solana bonding curve every trade pays 1 %: 0.5 % to you, 0.25 % to the launchpad, 0.25 % to Raydium; after graduation you earn 0.75 % of every pool trade. Wallet-to-wallet transfers are free. The numbers are written at launch and can never change.
- Trade anywhere. The pool is the chain's standard one. An Instant coin sits in a Uniswap v3 pool on Base and Ethereum, a PancakeSwap v3 pool on BNB Chain, a Uniswap v4 pool on Robinhood Chain: the position is locked in the launchpad and its pool fee is shared with you. The other EVM designs use a Uniswap V2 or PancakeSwap V2 pair (Uniswap v4 on Robinhood Chain); Solana coins a Raydium pool (Orca for Ghost). DEX Screener, aggregators and wallets pick the pool up like any other; an Instant coin is a plain token, the other EVM designs trade through the fee-on-transfer path.
- Incognito Mode (beta, Solana). A creator can tick “Allow incognito buys” at launch. Buyers then fund a brand-new wallet through Umbra's private pool on the Wallets tab, so nothing on the chain links it to their main wallet, and buy through the coin's own pool, so its fees are the usual ones. Proofs are made on the buyer's device; the buyer pays Umbra's small fee and the launchpad adds nothing.
- Protections you keep. Max wallet (your %), a tighter cap for the first 20 blocks, and the design's own rules (holding-time fees, holder caps, daily windows, lotteries, splits…).
Market comparison (Oct 2026)
| Platform | Create | Trade fee | Creator gets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Incognito Launchpad | free | 1 % (the pool fee on EVM, the curve fee on Solana) | 0.5 % of every trade, forever (0–1 % on the other EVM designs; 0.75 % after graduation on Solana) |
| pump.fun | free | 1.25 % (curve), tiers on PumpSwap | 0.30 % on the curve, 0.05–0.95 % after |
| LetsBonk | free | 1 % | none (0.1–0.2 % post-migration volume fee) |
| Raydium LaunchLab | free | 1 % | 10 %, via a community pool |
| Clanker (Base) | free | 1–3 % v4 pool fee | 80 % of the LP fee |
| Virtuals | free | 1 % | 70 % |
| Believe | free | 2 % | 50 % |
Sources: pump.fun fee docs, Raydium LaunchLab fee post, Clanker v4 guide, Virtuals whitepaper, Believe docs, CoinGecko and CryptoSlate launchpad reviews, October 2026.
Wallets
Extra wallets for bundles. Create them here or import your own, fund them from your main wallet in one transaction, and withdraw everything back to your main wallet whenever you like. They are encrypted in your browser with a key only your main wallet can make; the launchpad keeps the encrypted copy, so your wallets follow you to any device and survive a cleared browser. Nobody at the launchpad can read them.
| Wallet | Address | SOL |
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Move SOL from your main wallet into a brand-new wallet through Umbra's private pool: on the chain, nothing links the two. Then buy coins whose creator turned incognito buys on, and send SOL back the same way. You pay Umbra's fee (0.35% of each transfer) and the network fees; the launchpad adds nothing.
1 · Private wallet
2 · Fund it privately
3 · Claim it into the private wallet
4 · Buy privately
5 · Send back privately
How private is it, and what does it cost?
What is hidden. Anyone can see your main wallet put SOL into Umbra's pool, and, separately, Umbra's relayer pay SOL into your private wallet. Nothing on the chain says which deposit paid which wallet: the claim is proven with a zero-knowledge proof made on this device, and the relayer sends it, so the claim never names your main wallet.
What can still give it away. Timing and amounts. The pool is quiet right now, so a deposit and a claim close together are easier to pair. Wait before you claim, use the standard amounts, and keep the private wallet away from your other wallets.
Who sees what. The launchpad never sees your private wallet: proofs are made here, and its balance and trades go to free public services (a public Solana node, Umbra's indexer and relayer, Jupiter). Those services see your internet address, like any website you visit; use a VPN if that matters to you. The private wallet's key is kept in your encrypted vault, like your bundle wallets.
Costs. Umbra keeps 0.35% of each transfer plus a small fixed fee; network fees are a fraction of a cent. The first time, each wallet registers with Umbra once (about 0.0022 SOL), and your browser downloads about 110 MB of proving files. The launchpad takes nothing for Incognito Mode. Works best on a computer: the proofs need a few hundred MB of memory.
Beta. Umbra is an independent protocol: the launchpad does not run it or hold anything in it. Start with a small amount.
The launchpad's coin
Launched on Solana through this launchpad, the way every coin here launches: on the bonding curve, with no pre-seeded pool. Fixed supply, no mint or freeze authority, metadata frozen. At 85 SOL raised it graduates into a Raydium pool with the liquidity locked forever. Its name and its only real mint address appear on this page and on @incognitolaunch the moment it exists; anything before that is not ours.