Your next coin starts here.
Create a real Solana token through an interactive phone. Built for a future roleplay ecosystem.
- A real SPL token with its own mint address
- Mint and freeze authority revoked at launch
- Image and metadata stored on IPFS
- You approve everything in your own wallet
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VICEPAD VI
Solana Mainnet · wallet not connected
Ready to launch?
Seven short steps. Nothing is sent until you approve it in your wallet.
- A real SPL token with its own mint address
- Mint and freeze authority revoked at launch
- Image and metadata stored on IPFS
- You approve everything in your own wallet
How it works
Four steps, one transaction.
- 1
Connect your wallet
Use an established Solana wallet. You keep your keys; VICEPAD only asks you to approve transactions you can read.
- 2
Design your coin
Pick a name, ticker, image and supply on the phone. Your image and details are stored on IPFS.
- 3
Review and approve
See the network, authorities and every cost before anything is sent. One transaction creates the token and revokes the mint authority.
- 4
Verified on-chain
Success is shown only after the network finalizes the transaction. The mint address becomes your coin's permanent identity.
What works today
- Real SPL token creation on Solana, signed by your own wallet
- Metadata and image stored on IPFS through Pinata
- Mint and freeze authority revoked in the same transaction
- A public directory of coins, verified against finalized on-chain data
- A launch receipt with the mint address and transaction signature
Not part of this release
- Buying and selling, bonding curves or liquidity pools
- Price charts, volume, holders, market cap or rankings
- Any connection to a game or roleplay server
Roadmap
Honest status, no hype.
Token creation
Live on mainnetCreate a real SPL token with IPFS metadata, revoked mint and freeze authorities, and an on-chain verified receipt.
Coin directory
LiveExplore and share coins that were verified against finalized on-chain data. No invented activity or statistics.
Mainnet
Live on mainnetSwitching networks is an explicit server setting, so real funds are never used by accident.
Trading and liquidity
Not startedWould require integrating a real protocol (for example a bonding curve or liquidity pool program).
RP integration
RP integration: PlannedThe goal is for coins created here to be usable in a future roleplay experience, keeping the same mint address and identity.
VICEPAD does not currently connect to any game. Game functionality will be announced only when an actual integration is available.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
Is the token really created on Solana?
Yes. Launching sends one real transaction that creates a standard SPL token and its Metaplex Token Metadata account. The mint address is the token's permanent identity. On devnet the token lives on Solana's test network and has no real-world value.
What does it cost?
You pay Solana account rent (locked in the new accounts), a small Metaplex protocol fee for the metadata account, and the network fee. VICEPAD adds its own platform fee only if the operator configured one, and it is shown separately. Every cost is displayed, measured by simulating the exact transaction, before you approve.
Which wallets work?
Established Solana wallets that support the Wallet Standard, such as Phantom, Solflare and Backpack. On a phone, open this site inside your wallet's built-in browser. VICEPAD never asks for a seed phrase or private key.
Who controls my coin?
The whole supply is minted straight to your wallet. VICEPAD never holds your tokens or keys. The mint authority is revoked in the same transaction, so nobody (including you) can create more. There is no freeze authority. You choose whether your wallet keeps the right to update the metadata.
Can I buy or sell coins on VICEPAD?
Not yet. Trading is not part of this release.
Why does it say Devnet?
Devnet is Solana's free test network, used by default so you can try everything without real money. Mainnet is an explicit server setting that the operator must turn on.
Is this connected to a game?
No. The long-term plan is for coins created here to be usable in a future roleplay experience, keeping their existing mint address.
What if my wallet rejects, my connection drops or something fails?
Nothing is charged unless the transaction is finalized. If you reject in your wallet, nothing is sent. If the connection drops after you approved, the launch is saved on your device and you can check its status again. Retrying never creates duplicates.
Where are my image and description stored?
On IPFS, pinned through Pinata, and referenced from the token's on-chain metadata. Anything you upload is public and permanent in practice, so do not include private information.
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