HOOKZPADLaunch with rules. Trade with confidence.
Transfer-hook launchpad · Solana Token-2022Launch your token with guards against snipers, bundles and dumps. Each level lifts them on a schedule you lock at launch, until your token trades free. Graduate into a Hookzpad pool, or choose Meteora mode.
Launch video · coming soonRules are stacked on your token at launch. Each level runs for as long as you set, and the last one lasts forever (in Meteora mode, until graduation). Here's a three-level example: scroll to watch the stack come off.
The full stack is on. Every transfer is checked against tight limits while the snipers are still circling.
Layers come off. Limits loosen while the market deepens, and the wallet cap keeps any one holder in check.
The stack is gone. The hook still runs on every transfer, but it approves all of them. Your token trades like any other.
Token-2022 runs Hookzpad's hook before any transfer settles. If a transfer breaks the current level's rules, it fails and never lands. Nobody can skip it, and there's no bot to babysit.
Every token starts on its own bonding curve: the price rises as people buy and falls as they sell. There's no liquidity to seed and none to pull.
Minted once, straight into the bonding curve, then the mint authority is revoked. No presale and no team allocation. A creator's optional dev buy goes through the curve like anyone's, within Level 1 rules.
On every buy and sell on the curve and in the pool. Part goes to the token's creator; the split depends on where it trades (below).
When the curve has raised 85 SOL, the token graduates into a pool, opening at the curve's last price: its own Hookzpad pool, or a Meteora pool.
Nobody can pull the pool's liquidity: the LP is burned (Hookzpad pool) or permanently locked (Meteora).
Everything about your token is fixed at launch. The programs that enforce it aren't frozen yet.
Read the risks →Hookzpad is live on Solana mainnet. Launch a token with rules, trade it on its bonding curve, and graduate into a Hookzpad pool.
A second way to launch: rules on Meteora's bonding curve, then a Meteora DAMM v2 pool where the token trades freely. Rules end at graduation, and the pool's liquidity is locked for good.
Our team has completed an internal security review and testing. Next is an audit by an external security firm, published in full with every finding and fix.
Rules written by outside developers, only once a review process exists that can catch malicious or predatory hooks.
Level-up rules on chains beyond Solana, each built on that chain's own token standard and audited before launch.
Four, in any combination: max wallet (the most one wallet can hold), max transaction (the most one transfer can move), a cooldown (how long a wallet waits between transfers), and anti-bundle (a cap on buys of 0.05 SOL or more into brand-new wallets in the same block). You set them separately for each level. Limits apply per wallet, so they don't stop one person using many wallets.
Yes. Each level has its own rules, so a later level can be stricter than an earlier one. The whole schedule is locked and public from launch, and every token page shows it, so a buyer can always see the strictest point ahead.
On the schedule you lock at launch. You choose up to five levels (the launch form calls them stages). Level 1 starts at launch, each level runs for the time you set, and the last one lasts forever, or until graduation in Meteora mode. The hook reads the network clock on every transfer, so nobody has to trigger a change.
Not always. During a stage with a cooldown, every wallet needs a one-time activation (a small, refundable account) before it can buy. Outside apps such as Jupiter or a wallet's swap screen don't add it, so their buys can fail unless the wallet is already activated. Trade on Hookzpad to avoid this: it activates your wallet in the same transaction.
It fails before it settles. The whole transaction is reverted, so no tokens move and the wallet sees an error. The sender only pays the network fee for the attempt.
Yes. A buy is a transfer from the curve or pool to your wallet and a sell is a transfer back, so the hook checks both. Max transaction applies to every transfer, max wallet to the wallet receiving, and the cooldown to the wallet sending (and to the buyer on buys). Anti-bundle only counts buys of 0.05 SOL or more. The only exempt account is the curve's own vault (in Meteora mode, the vaults of Meteora's curve); the creator isn't exempt.
On its bonding curve until the curve has raised 85 SOL. Then, by default, in its own Hookzpad pool, with the same rules. Tokens with transfer hooks may not be supported on other venues. In Meteora mode it trades on Meteora's curve, then in a Meteora DAMM v2 pool with no rules, which you reach from the token page.
No. The rules, the schedule, and the name, ticker and image are written once at launch. The mint authority is revoked and there's no freeze authority, which you can check on a block explorer. The hook authority is revoked at launch; in Meteora mode, Meteora's curve holds it until graduation and then removes the hook. One caveat: the Hookzpad programs themselves can be upgraded by the Hookzpad team. They've had an internal security review and testing, but not yet an audit by an external security firm. Read the risks.
You pick one when you launch. In a Hookzpad pool (the default) your token graduates into its own Hookzpad pool and its rules keep applying there, forever. The LP is burned, and the 1% fee is 0.7% to the platform and 0.3% to you.
In Meteora mode your token trades on Meteora's bonding curve with your rules, then moves into a Meteora DAMM v2 pool where its rules end and it trades freely. The LP is locked forever: 70% Hookzpad, 30% you, both earning its fees. The 1% curve fee is 0.296% to you, 0.504% to Hookzpad and 0.20% to Meteora. Meteora usually migrates a full curve within minutes; if it doesn't, anyone can do it from the token page.
Pitch a rule you'd want on your token: a new limit, a new trigger, a hook idea nobody has built yet. The team reads every idea, and the strongest ones shape the community rules on the roadmap.