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Omnipad

Omnipad lets your application create tokens on supported launchpads and trade the resulting tokens. Pons V2 on Robinhood Chain is the first integration.

Current release

The active deployment version is 2. Launch on Pons from Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum or Base, or launch directly on Robinhood. Buying and selling execute locally on Robinhood; the trading Router does not accept cross-chain trade requests. Previous-release Gateway addresses must not be used for new v2 launches.

ContractChain IDAddress
Source Gateway8453 (Base)0xf8F68CeC81BEBa31fEb01EE80ae5bC0d7FFE6EB4
Source Gateway1 (Ethereum)0x222Be77974CCFa0425B3EFcbf840ee3FB31ae9a8
Source Gateway56 (BNB Chain)0x91258576eAb49FF271Bf08E4aE71e872DF148256
Source Gateway42161 (Arbitrum)0xc94ACe9b410cA5585c51211DCF5002B628b02693
Destination Gateway4663 (Robinhood)0x0e0A6C4cDBac768145697DEC8f888aDaF0cC467f
Pons composer / local launch entrypoint46630xE4818ED8b7829E02f35415D85BE7944D3F517fBA
Trading Router46630x7d8c90Ca9A28D041e07824D1209d6Abc3178C0F7
Pons trading adapter46630xcfc8213dCB3218732446381BaE76cb7A81289f5E
Pons V2 factory46630x7eD598BcEf8bd9Edd8C97A195C6d13f40801EC7e

LayerZero EIDs are Ethereum 30101, BNB Chain 30102, Arbitrum 30110, Base 30184 and Robinhood 30416. Chain IDs select wallets and RPCs; EIDs identify LayerZero routes. Pons remains on Robinhood; the other Gateways are launch sources, not additional Pons destinations.

These are non-upgradeable deployments, not UUPS proxies. The checked-in api/config/omnipad.json selects the active version. GET https://api.omnisea.io/omniapps exposes API availability and configuration. Pin the expected addresses in your client and reject a response that points elsewhere. Older indexed requests retain their deployment version for recovery.

Download integration ABIs

These JSON arrays work with ethers or viem. Download and pin them with your integration rather than relying on an unversioned ABI at runtime.

Fees and custody

Read protocolFee() on the composer and flatFee() on the trading Router. The deployment was configured with a 0.0002 ETH launch fee and 0.00004 ETH trading fee, targeting approximately $0.50 and $0.10 at deployment. They are native amounts, not USD pegs. Pons fees and network gas are additional; cross-chain launches also pay LayerZero. Always use live quotes.

The composer holds accrued protocol fees and claimable refunds. The Router holds accrued trading fees. They are not arbitrary custodial wallets or generic call executors. Trading returns outputs to msg.sender; a contract caller must forward those outputs to its intended user.

Choose an integration

  • Launch on Pons: upload metadata, quote and submit either launch mode.
  • Buy and sell: local trades with approval, slippage protection and a fee cap.
  • API and tracking: launches, market data, pagination and recovery.
  • Omnigas: fund a wallet on Robinhood before a separate local trade.
Introducing Omnipad-Launch tokens between chains