Robinhood Chain · built on Pons
The fees go one way.
Launch a coin. Pick a nonprofit. A share of every trading fee goes to them — locked in a contract with no owner, no setter, and no way for anyone to redirect it. Not the creator. Not us.
- Donated to date
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- Coins launched
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- Minimum to charity
- 10%
- Our cut of fees
- 0%
How it works
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01
You launch a coin
One transaction on Pons. You choose the charity and the split — anywhere from 10% to all of it.
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02
A vault is created for it
Its own contract, holding your coin's fees. The charity and the split are written in at birth and can never be changed.
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03
Trading generates fees
Pons pays creator fees to the vault instead of to a wallet. Your share is paid to you immediately.
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04
The charity's share leaves
Bridged to Base in about a second, swapped to USDC, and credited to the nonprofit on-chain. Anyone can trigger it and be paid for the gas.
Every step is public. Follow the money →
Twelve nonprofits
Each one is a real 501(c)(3) with a verified record of receiving funds. Their on-chain address is derived from their tax ID — nobody types it in, so nobody can mistype it.