Start with your source.
Sign in with GitHub or browse public repositories. Choose the project you want to bring on-chain.
Your repository is the starting point. Turn it into a token with a guided launch, editable metadata, and a contract you can verify.
A launch should be understandable.
Know what you are creating before it goes live.
Sign in with GitHub or browse public repositories. Choose the project you want to bring on-chain.
Name follows your repository; the suggested ticker is editable. Customize your image and description, choose a chain, and review the Repoken attribution.
Approve the required transactions in your wallet. Your token page links to the contract and trading venue.
Launch costs, trading fees and fee collection depend on the network. They are not interchangeable.
Build your token preview →New Robinhood launches assign the full 2% creator tax to the launching wallet, with no Repoken splitter or automatic buyback share. Fees accrue in the PONS pool and escrow; the recipient must collect them separately. This recipient remains fixed for that token, even if Repoken changes its policy later. Existing legacy splitters are unchanged and cannot claim escrow balances. Split-fee launches remain paused pending Collector v2.
No. A token is not equity, intellectual property rights, or an endorsement by GitHub or the repository owner. Public repository metadata is not proof of ownership.
Check your network, wallet, token metadata, fee recipient, initial purchase and transaction costs. Blockchain transactions are irreversible. Tokens may lose all their value.
Robinhood Chain hosts the official $REPOKEN token. The earlier Solana mint remains listed as legacy. The two tokens are not bridged; verify the contract address in the footer.