Terms of Use & Disclaimer
Please read this before creating a token. Using MintPad means you agree to it.
1. What this service is
MintPad is a self-serve tool that helps you launch an SPL token on the Solana blockchain onto a third-party (Meteora) bonding curve. You connect your own wallet, you sign every transaction, and you pay all network costs plus an on-chain launch fee of ~0.25 SOL. We do not custody your funds and never have access to your private keys.
2. The fee is non-refundable
The creation fee is charged on-chain the moment you approve the transaction. Blockchain transactions cannot be reversed, so fees are non-refundable — including if you mistype details, dislike the result, or the token loses value.
3. No inherent value, no advice
Tokens created with MintPadhave no inherent value and no guaranteed utility. Nothing on this site is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. We make no promises about any token's price, liquidity, or future. Crypto assets are highly volatile; you can lose everything.
4. Your responsibility
You are solely responsible for the tokens you create and how you use, market, or distribute them, and for complying with all laws and regulations that apply to you (including securities, consumer-protection, and tax laws in your jurisdiction). You must not use MintPad to commit fraud, impersonate others, infringe intellectual property, or for any unlawful purpose.
5. Trading tools and third-party data
Quotes, PnL calculations, position sizing, alerts, charts, and wallet labels are informational tools and may be delayed, incomplete, or wrong. Browser alerts are not guaranteed background orders. GMGN, Jupiter, Meteora, RPC providers, wallets, and other third parties can change, reject, delay, or discontinue their services. You remain responsible for reviewing every transaction before signing it.
6. Generated art and trend remixing
If you request token art, the token name, ticker, optional description, and selected trend theme are sent to a third-party image provider. The provider can reject, delay, log, or discontinue generation. A locally generated fallback may be returned when it is unavailable. You are responsible for reviewing the output and for confirming that your token identity and marketing do not impersonate others or infringe intellectual property. GMGN trends are informational and do not imply endorsement, affiliation, safety, or future performance.
7. Wallet liquidation
The liquidation review is an execution aid, not a guaranteed account closer or profit tool. It excludes SOL, probable NFTs, and recognized LP or staked assets, then attempts a fresh route for selected fungible tokens. Metadata can be wrong and routes can disappear. Selling may realize losses, incur fees or price impact, and require multiple wallet approvals. A failed or rejected sale stops the sequence; completed earlier sales are not undone.
8. No warranty, no liability
The service is provided "as is," without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, MintPad and its operators are not liable for any losses or damages arising from your use of the service, smart contract behavior, network failures, or tokens created through it.
9. Utility tokens
The Advanced Tools utility-token creator is separate from a MintPad DBC launch. It creates supply in the connected wallet but provides no bonding curve, price, buyer, route, liquidity, migration, or guaranteed listing. Authority revocations and immutable metadata cannot be reversed. MintPad does not create or manage an external liquidity pool for utility tokens.
10. Privacy and local data
We don't require an account. Wallet addresses and transaction activity are public on Solana, and third-party services receive the requests needed to provide RPC, market-data, routing, and optional image-generation features. Token images and metadata you submit are uploaded to public, permanent decentralized storage (Arweave) and to the public blockchain — don't submit anything you wouldn't want to be public forever. Cost basis, fills, drafts, launch history, trend-alert settings, creator analytics, watchlists, alerts, and portfolio snapshots are stored locally in your browser and may be lost if you clear site data or change devices. Social Pulse links to public posts supplied through GMGN; MintPad does not operate an independent X archive.
11. MEV rebates on trades
Any sizeable swap briefly moves the price of a pool, which creates an arbitrage opportunity that trading bots capture. This happens on every decentralized exchange, whether or not a site opts into anything. Trades you send through MintPad are submitted with a rebate address, so our RPC provider (Helius) runs a private auction among approved searchers for the right to trade after you and returns 50% of what they pay to that address. Your transaction always executes first, at the price and slippage you approved — nothing is placed ahead of it, and we never sandwich or front-run your order.
That rebate is split three ways: 40% to the trader whose swap created it, 40% to the creator of the coin being traded, and 20% to MintPad. The provider accepts only one destination per transaction, so the split is not applied within a trade. Instead each transaction pays its entire rebate to a single recipient, chosen so that traders receive roughly 40% of transactions, creators roughly 40%, and MintPad the remainder. Any individual trade pays one party in full and the others nothing; the percentages are averages over many trades and are not a guarantee on any single trade.
The recipient is determined by a hash of the transaction's own signature, so it does not depend on trade size, and re-submitting an already-signed transaction cannot change it. Signing a new transaction for the same trade does produce a new draw, so a determined trader can repeatedly re-sign until the result favours them. We do not prevent this and do not treat it as misuse; it is disclosed so the averages above are not mistaken for enforced limits.
The coin's creator is read from its on-chain pool state. Where a creator cannot be identified for a given trade, that trade's rebate goes to MintPad rather than being forfeited. We never take custody: rebates are paid on-chain in SOL directly to whichever wallet is designated, and MintPadnever holds a trader's or creator's share. Rebates are paid by a third party and may change, fail, or stop without notice, and no rebate is owed to anyone by MintPad. Launches submitted through Jito are not eligible. This arrangement is newly enabled; you should not assume any particular trade will generate a rebate at all, and many will not.
This page is a plain-language summary for a small software tool and is not legal advice. If you operate MintPad commercially, have a lawyer review your terms for your jurisdiction.