Chains & launchpads
Five chains, four launchpads. Start with ETH, SOL, or BNB.
Supported chains
| Chain | Launchpad | Launch asset |
|---|---|---|
| Solana | Pump.fun | SOL |
| Robinhood Chain | Pons | ETH |
| BNB Chain | Four.meme | BNB |
| Base | Clanker | ETH |
| Ethereum | Clanker | ETH |
Choose any combination in the launch form. Your name, ticker, artwork, description, and links are shared across the selected launchpads.
Split your developer buy
Connect your wallet and choose a developer-buy amount and network in ETH, SOL, or BNB. Each selected chain receives an equal share by value, including its funding fees, launch costs, and network reserve. The review shows exact native amounts and the estimated net initial buy on each chain.
Use your connected developer wallet for its own wallet family, and connect or generate a wallet for the other family. Existing destination balances can cover each chain’s share at its estimated current value without a transfer. Otherwise, funds move directly on the same chain or through Relay into the destination’s native currency. The EVM address is shared across chains; each chain has its own balance.
A 0.2 ETH developer buy from Ethereum split between Robinhood Chain and Base allocates 0.1 ETH of value to each before costs. For Ethereum and Solana, each receives the same 0.1 ETH allocation by value, with Relay converting the Solana share to SOL. SOL and BNB buys work the same way.
Independent tokens and markets
Each launch has its own token address, supply, liquidity, price, and holders. Buying on one chain gives you that chain’s token. Funding through Relay does not bridge the tokens you create or synchronize their prices.