Introducing: Omnipad

Omnipad lets you launch a coin on another chain from the wallet and network you already use. It starts today with Pons on Robinhood Chain.

More places to launch. More steps to get there.

New chains bring new communities and new reasons to build. Robinhood Chain has launched its mainnet, and Arc has announced September 16 for its public mainnet. The list of places where a good idea could find its first users keeps growing.

Launchpads are becoming just as varied. Each ecosystem has its own places to create a coin, its own communities, and its own way of doing things. Keeping up can feel like a daily task.

For someone who simply wants to launch, that choice comes with work: find the right site, move funds, prepare another wallet network, then learn another form. Before you have created anything, you have already spent time getting ready.

Choose the launchpad, not the preparation

We think creating a coin should start with two questions: where do you want it to live, and which launchpad do you want to use?

Omnipad is our answer. Its goal is to bring launchpads into one familiar place and handle the steps between your starting network and the place you want to launch. You choose the destination and the platform, enter your coin’s details, and confirm from your wallet.

The launchpad still matters. It is where your coin lives, where people discover it, and where they trade it. Omnipad makes it easier to get there; it does not replace that community.

Starting with Pons on Robinhood Chain

You can now launch on Pons from Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, or Polygon. Your coin is created on Robinhood Chain, whichever of these networks you start from.

Open Launch, choose Robinhood Chain and Pons, then select your starting network. Add a name, symbol, and image, review the fees, and confirm. You pay from your starting network without first moving funds to Robinhood yourself.

Once the launch completes, Omnipad takes you to your coin’s page on Pons. You can also find it later in the Launches tab of your activity sidebar. Trading happens on Pons.

Pons is the first integration. We want to make this same experience available across more launchpads as new ecosystems take shape. Today’s supported destination is Robinhood Chain; Arc is part of the wider story, not an announced Omnipad integration.

Launch your coin with Omnipad →

Omnipad for Developers

Bring the same launch flow into your own app. Our Launching on Pons guide covers the supported contracts, getting a quote, submitting a source-chain transaction, and tracking completion or recovery through LayerZero. You will find it under the new Omnipad section in our Docs, with a dedicated guide for each supported launchpad.