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QUAD is a Robinhood-first workspace for native token launches and cross-chain buying. Robinhood, Solana, Base and BNB each keep their native economics.
Choose your home chain
Launch on one venue, or select several to create separate native tokens with a shared identity. Robinhood is the default. Each deployment needs its own wallet approval and confirms independently.
Buy from a supported chain
Choose the chain holding your funds and the chain where the token lives. QUAD requests a live route quote. Review the output, recipient, fees and slippage before signing. The purchased token arrives on its native chain.
When a direct route is unavailable
New bonding-curve tokens may not have a swap route yet. You can explicitly switch to bridging native funds, then make a separate purchase on the launchpad. Bridging funds alone does not buy the token. Network outages and insufficient liquidity can prevent a route.
Keep control of your launch
Creators pay gas and applicable venue fees. Buyers fund their purchases and route costs. QUAD does not pool contributions, custody a trading treasury or maintain a market-cap band. Launching the same identity on several chains creates independent tokens, not bridged copies.
Creator rewards, out in the open
Robinhood rewards are paid in ETH; eligible Solana rewards in SOL. New Base launches allocate 80% of distributable trading fees to the creator and 20% to community buybacks, after protocol deductions. Base launches trade against ETH with no fixed-price launch window or creator prebuy. Standard BNB launches currently have no configured creator fee. The creator hub reads claimable balances; earnings depend on trading activity.
What is verified
Native transaction preparation and cross-chain routing use existing protocols. Real-money launch and bridge transactions require funded wallets and remain subject to end-to-end mainnet validation. Public publishing requires a shared registry; local drafts work without it.