How ArcPad works
everything below is enforced by the contract on Arc testnetAnyone can create a coin: pick a name, ticker, fee vault and graduation target, sign once. The full 1B supply is minted at creation with no presale and no team allocation; 800M goes to the curve, 200M is reserved for graduation liquidity. The token cannot be minted again.
Trading happens against a constant-product curve denominated in testnet USDC (6 decimals). Price starts low and rises with every buy; quotes, prices and progress are read straight from the contract, not from an off-chain database.
Every trade pays a 1.5% fee: 1% flows to the vault preset the creator chose (Grow, Agent, Burn or Creator) and 0.5% to the platform. Splits are enforced by the contract and recipients claim their USDC themselves; nothing is paid out by a server.
When the curve raises its target, the remaining 200M tokens plus the raised USDC become a full-range UNITFLOW V3 position at the same price, and the LP NFT is held by the launchpad contract with no withdrawal function. Nobody, including the platform owner, can pull that liquidity.
Logos, descriptions and links are stored permanently on Irys (Arweave), uploaded and signed by the coin creator's own wallet; uploads under 100 KB are free. The site only shows metadata whose upload signature matches the coin's on-chain creator, so nobody can dress up someone else's coin.
The owner can tune fees (hard-capped at 5% total in the contract), change creation and graduation fees, adjust raise tiers and pause new launches. The owner can never pause sells, withdraw user funds or touch locked liquidity; those paths do not exist in the code.
Reviewed, verified, still testnet
The launchpad source is verified on Arcscan and published on GitHub with its full test suite covering curve math, fee routing, graduation, buybacks and admin limits. The contracts have had an internal security review, and its findings are being resolved before any mainnet deployment.
No independent third-party audit yet. ArcPad runs on Arc testnet only: tokens are speculative test assets with no value, and the contracts must not be used to hold real funds until the review findings are fixed and an external audit is complete.
Three steps to your first trade
Grab free testnet USDC from Circle's faucet (choose Arc Testnet). Gas on Arc is paid in USDC too, so that is all you need.
Any injected EVM wallet such as MetaMask works. ArcPad adds and switches to the Arc Testnet network (chain id 5042002) for you on first use.
Buy a coin from the board, or create your own for a cent. Your positions and claimable fees live in portfolio.
Ready to launch on Arc?
Fair launch, on-chain, in one transaction. Creating a coin takes less than a minute.