How FletchPad works, and why it's safe to check.
A fair-launch memecoin launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Every token is a vanilla OpenZeppelin ERC-20, the liquidity is locked forever, and every contract is open-source and verified on the explorer. This page is factual — each claim links to the chain so you can confirm it without trusting us.
Launch → Uniswap pool → Locker
One transaction to the LaunchFactory deploys a fixed-supply OpenZeppelin ERC-20 via CREATE2. The whole supply (1,000,000,000) is minted once, in the constructor, and never again.
The same transaction creates and initializes the canonical Uniswap V3 pool at the 1% fee tier, paired with WETH, and mints a single-sided position with the entire supply. Trading is 100% vanilla Uniswap — nothing custom runs at swap time.
The position NFT is sent directly to the Locker, whose LP lock has no admin path — it can never decreaseLiquidity or move the NFT, for anyone. Fees accrue in the pool; anyone can call collect(), which splits the WETH 50% to the creator / 50% to the protocol — a hard-coded split no admin can change — and routes the token side to the treasury as inventory. The Locker's only admin power is an opt-in, capped burn on that token side, currently set to 0.
A plain OpenZeppelin ERC-20 — nothing privileged
There is no privileged code in a FletchPad token. This is what makes launches pass TokenSniffer / GoPlus / honeypot.is by construction — there is simply nothing to exploit. Don't take our word for it; the source is verified below.
- ✓Vanilla OpenZeppelin ERC-20 — the runtime bytecode is identical for every launch.
- ✗No owner, and no mint function after construction — supply is fixed at 1e9.
- ✗No blacklist, no allowlist, no per-address transfer restrictions.
- ✗No transfer tax, no fee-on-transfer, no transfer hooks.
- ✗No proxy and no upgrade path — the code you read is the code that runs.
- ✓Not a honeypot: real, on-chain sells exist — verify them in the pool's trade history.
All contracts verified on Blockscout
Every contract below has its full source verified on the Robinhood Chain explorer. Open any of them and read the code yourself — the address is the proof.
It's a false positive — here's how to check
Automated wallet scanners occasionally misclassify brand-new tokens on a brand-new chain. Nothing on this page requires trust: the contracts are open-source and verified above, the ERC-20 is admin-minimal by construction, and the "honeypot" question is settled on-chain — there are real sells in the pool's trade history. If a scanner disagrees with the bytecode, the bytecode wins.
Read the chain, not the marketing
Chain: Robinhood Chain · id 4663. Always check you are on fletchpad.fun — we will never DM you or ask for your seed phrase.