Route a coin to any inbox.
Launch a coin on Pons, on Robinhood Chain, and send its creator fees to an email address. The owner gets a claim link, proves the inbox with a 6-digit code, and withdraws to any wallet.
No wallet needed to receive. Fees are paid in ETH.
How it works
Launch a coin
Type an email address. The coin gets its own fee wallet as creator of record, so every trade's creator fee lands there.
We mail them
Once fees are confirmed on chain, the inbox receives a claim link with the amount waiting.
They claim
They prove the inbox with a 6-digit code and withdraw to any wallet, including one created on the spot.
Live activity
How it works
The five steps from launch to withdrawal.
FAQ
Wallets, claims, fees, and what happens if nobody claims.
About
What packet is, and what it is not.
Launch a coin
Pick the inbox that earns the fees, name the coin, send it.
Check your inbox
Enter the address a coin was launched for. We'll email you a 6-digit code.
We sent a code to .
Explore
Every coin routing its fees to an inbox.
How it works
From a launch to a withdrawal, in five steps. No wallet needed to receive.
1. Launch a coin
Enter an email address, name the coin and add an image. The coin launches on Pons, on Robinhood Chain.
2. One fee wallet per coin
Each coin gets its own fee wallet as creator of record, so its fees never mix with another coin's.
3. Fees accrue on every trade
Every trade pays a creator fee. packet credits it to the inbox once the transaction is final.
4. We mail the owner
The inbox receives an email with a claim link and the amount waiting.
5. They claim
The owner proves the inbox with a 6-digit code, then withdraws to any wallet, including one created on the spot.
Under the hood
One wallet per coin
Fees from a coin land in that coin's own wallet and wait there until the inbox owner claims them.
Proof by inbox
A claim needs a one-time code sent to the address the coin was launched for. Nobody else receives it.
Any wallet
At claim time the owner pastes any wallet address, so there is nothing to set up beforehand.
FAQ
The short answers.
What is packet?
packet lets you launch a coin whose creator fees go to an email address. The owner of that inbox can claim them.
Which chain does it run on?
Coins launch on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. packet is an independent project and is not affiliated with Robinhood or Pons.
Do they need a wallet?
No. They only need access to the inbox. At claim time they paste any wallet address, or create one first.
Can anyone else claim?
No. A claim needs a code sent to the address the coin was launched for.
Who holds the fees before they are claimed?
They wait in the coin's fee wallet, which packet operates, until the owner of the inbox claims them.
What if they never claim?
The fees stay in the coin's fee wallet until the owner of the inbox claims them.
Can I launch for myself?
Yes. Use your own email and claim like anyone else.
Where do the fees come from?
From the creator fee on every trade of the coin on Pons.
Is this financial advice?
No. Coins are volatile and you can lose everything you put in. Do your own research.
How do I get in touch?
Follow @PacketLaunch on X.
About packet
packet routes a coin's creator fees to an email address, so anyone can earn from a coin without already having a wallet.
Simple
Type an address, name a coin, launch. The rest is mail.
Private by default
Public activity shows masked addresses, never a full email.
Built for Robinhood Chain
Coins launch on Pons, on Robinhood Chain. packet is independent and not affiliated with Robinhood or Pons.