Link a packThe creator pastes a pack link from a supported platform and picks the ending: split or raffle.
Solana launchpad · 開封
Trading fees rip real Pokémon packs. Holders get the pull.
Launch a token and link a pack from Collector Crypt, Phygitals, Beezie, Courtyard or Jupiter Gacha. Every trade drips a fee into the token's Pack Vault. The moment the vault covers the pack, PokePad buys it and opens it. The graded card that comes out is sold and split between holders, or raffled to one holder as the real card.
1 pack = 1 graded slabSplit or raffle, locked at launch5 pack sources
Sold and split
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$HOLO
Collector Crypt · $50 pull
$0.00of $50 · demo
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How it works · 6 panels
From first trade to the rip.
Every PokePad token runs the same loop. It repeats until trading stops, so an active token opens pack after pack.
Trades drip feesA slice of every buy and sell lands in the token's Pack Vault, swapped to USDC.
Vault fillsThe meter hits 100% the moment the vault covers the pack price.
Auto-ripPokePad buys the pack on the source platform and opens it on the spot. Holders are snapshotted in the same block.
Split modeThe slab is sold straight back through the platform's instant buyback and the USDC is paid out pro rata.
Raffle modeOne holder wins the real graded card. Bigger bag, more tickets. The winner claims it with Phantom.
Launch modes · pick one
Two ways a rip ends.
The creator picks the ending at launch and it is locked on-chain with the token. Try both with example numbers.
Mode A · instant sell
Rip & Split
READY!- The pulled slab is sold back right away through the source platform's instant buyback, around 85–90% of market value.
- The USDC is split pro rata between every holder in the rip snapshot and sent to their wallet.
- Nothing to claim. Busy tokens pay out many times a day.
auto demo$HOLO · rip #48
$120PSA 10 pulled
$102sold back · 85%
1,204holders paid
a 1% bag receives$0.00
Mode B · physical raffle
Rip & Raffle
READY!- The slab stays in the platform vault and one holder wins it. Tickets follow your share of supply at the snapshot.
- The draw uses on-chain verifiable randomness, so anyone can check it.
- The winner connects Phantom, proves the wallet, then ships the real card home, keeps it tokenized or sells it back.
auto draw$GRAIL · rip #12
- Snapshot14,203 tickets
- VRF drawon-chain
- WinnerPhantom verified
- Shipstracked
waiting for rip…
prizePSA 10 alt art · $640
Pack sources · the binder
Link packs from the big card platforms.
Every pull on these platforms is a real graded card held in an insured vault, with instant buyback and shipping to your door. Pick a pocket to see what one rip costs.
Launch · build your pack
Build a token that rips packs.
No presale and no team tokens. The pack, the vault fee and the ending are written on-chain at launch and can't be changed later.
Holder check · Phantom
Did your bag win?
Connect Phantom to see every PokePad token you hold, your split payouts and your raffle tickets. Winners claim the real card from here.
Connect your wallet
Read-only. PokePad never asks you to approve a transaction to check results.
demo data · results go live with the raffle program
RAFFLE TICKET
$GRAIL · rip #12
result—
Scratch with your cursor or finger
- Sign a one-time message in Phantom to prove the wallet is yours. No transaction, no fees.
- Choose: ship the graded card, keep it tokenized, or sell it back for USDC.
- Shipping details go straight to the platform that vaults the card, with tracking.
FAQ · sleeved
Questions, top-loaded.
The short version: fees buy packs, packs get opened, holders get what comes out.
Traders do, a little at a time. Each PokePad token has a vault fee (0.5% to 2%, chosen at launch) on every buy and sell. That fee is swapped to USDC and piles up in the token's Pack Vault. Nobody can withdraw it; the only way out is buying the linked pack.
From the platforms that already sell tokenized, vaulted Pokémon cards: Collector Crypt, Phygitals, Beezie and Jupiter Gacha on Solana, and Courtyard on Polygon. Each pull there is a real graded card stored in an insured vault that can be sold back instantly or shipped.
When the vault balance covers the pack price, the keeper buys one pack on the source platform in the same transaction that snapshots holders. The pull is posted with its grade, market value and the platform's receipt, so every rip can be checked.
In split mode the slab is sold straight back through the platform's instant buyback. The USDC goes out pro rata to every wallet in the snapshot above the dust line. The bonding curve, liquidity pools and PokePad's own vaults are left out.
Tickets are your share of supply at the snapshot, so splitting a bag across wallets doesn't raise your odds. The winning ticket comes from on-chain verifiable randomness and the full ticket list is published with every draw.
Raffles may be restricted where you live. Check your local rules before you play.
Connect Phantom in the holder check, sign a message to prove the wallet is yours, then pick shipping, keep it tokenized, or sell it back. Shipping and insurance follow the source platform's terms.
No. PokePad is an independent launchpad that buys packs on third-party platforms. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company.