Security & launch terms
MintPad is non-custodial and shows the transaction options it controls before signing. These properties do not make a token safe or valuable, and public trading can still result in a total loss.
🎛️ Creator-selected first-buy
A creator may enter any non-negative SOL amount, including zero. When the amount is greater than zero, MintPad includes the buy atomically in the creation transaction. The wallet, amount, and resulting token holdings are public on Solana and may be indexed by trading services.
🔒 Public migration terms
When a coin graduates to a DEX pool, its liquidity treatment comes from the immutable public curve config. Reading the configured liquidity split from chain…
🪙 Fixed supply, no hidden mint
The full supply is sold by the bonding curve. Supply can’t be inflated later, so your holdings can’t be diluted by a secret mint.
🧊 Token metadata
Name, symbol and image are locked at launch and can’t be swapped out later under MintPad’s configured launch path.
🤖 Transparent trading fees
Every curve trade pays the fee encoded in the token’s public on-chain config — flat from the first trade on current launches (older tokens keep the schedule they launched with). The token page shows the exact fee, which flows to the creator and platform.
🔑 Non-custodial
You connect your own wallet and sign every transaction yourself. MintPadnever holds your keys or your funds, and can’t move them.
🔔 Alerts are not automatic orders
Limit-buy, take-profit, stop-loss, and price alerts are stored in your browser and monitored only while MintPad is open. A trigger can fill the intended amount into the trade box, but it cannot move funds or submit a transaction. You must review the current route, price impact, minimum received, and wallet prompt each time.
🧹 Liquidation stays wallet-approved
Sell-all is a review-and-deselect workflow, not an unattended wallet sweep. MintPad scans fungible token balances, excludes SOL, probable NFTs, and recognized LP or staked assets, then requests a fresh route and a separate approval for each selected sale. The sequence stops on the first rejection or failure, while sales already confirmed on-chain remain final.
📡 Third-party market intelligence
GMGN charts, trends, and wallet tags are third-party research inputs. Labels such as smart wallet, sniper, suspected insider, or bundler are probabilistic classifications of public activity; they do not establish identity, intent, token safety, or future performance. Missing data is shown as unknown rather than treated as safe.
🧭 Lower-risk filters are not safety checks
Discover can hide rows above simple bundled-trader, suspected-insider, or low-liquidity thresholds. Those filters only reduce a list; they do not audit code, identify people, predict price, or certify a token as safe. Trend alerts run only while Discover is open and never execute a trade.
🛠️ Utility mode has no automatic market
A plain SPL utility token is not a MintPad launch. The creator chooses its supply, decimals, and authorities, receives the initial supply, and must separately decide whether to create a market outside MintPad.
🎨 Generated art is best effort
The optional art button sends the entered token identity and selected trend theme to a third-party generator. Its output is not reviewed, endorsed, or guaranteed to be unique. MintPad instructs it to create original branding and never copies a trend token’s name, ticker, logo, or socials; creators remain responsible for the art they publish permanently with a launch.
📦 Jito delivery is public
On mainnet, a creator may submit the fully signed launch through Jito. Jito can provide atomic ordering and revert protection, but it does not hide wallets, transaction contents, the tip, or creator buying activity.
⚠️ What we can't protect you from
A coin with no buyers can go to zero. Creators and other holders can sell, transaction-ordering services can fail to land a transaction, and public terms cannot guarantee honest conduct. Meme coins are extremely high-risk — only spend what you can lose, do your own research, and comply with your local laws. Nothing here is financial advice.