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Launchpad: the token sale with no wallet in the way
The standalone public launch funnel — a buyer sends SOL to a deposit address and the server executes the on-chain deploy and buy itself. No connect, no extension, no signature to fumble.
The launchpad is the public-facing version of a HostDeFi launch: a single standalone page for one sale, built for buyers who shouldn't need to understand wallets to participate. There's no connect button and no extension requirement — the page shows a deposit address, and whatever SOL lands there is what the server works with.
The deposit model, end to end
Each buyer's deposit goes to an ephemeral address generated for their order. The server watches the address, and once the deposit lands it executes the on-chain deploy-and-buy itself — the purchase happens as a server-side transaction against the launch, with the buyer's position credited to the destination they specified. From the buyer's side the whole flow is: send SOL, receive the position.
Why it's a separate page
The main app's launch surface is the creator's tool — the free-birth virtual-curve machinery at create-launch. The launchpad is deliberately the opposite: a buyer's funnel, stripped of everything but the sale. It serves noindex by design — a standalone page meant to be linked directly, not a search surface competing with the corpus.
Deposit-model honesty: sending funds to a deposit address is the simplest flow and the least reversible — the server executes on your deposit, so the trust boundary is HostDeFi's execution itself. Verify the launch page you arrived on is the real one before sending anything; the contract-verification guide is the discipline for that.
The sale, reduced to one step
Deposit SOL to the order address — the server deploys and buys on-chain. No connect, no signature, no extension.
Frequently asked
How does the launchpad work for a buyer?
Send SOL to the deposit address the page shows — the server watches it and executes the on-chain deploy-and-buy itself. No wallet connect, no browser extension, no transaction to sign.
Where does my deposit go?
To an ephemeral address generated for your order. Once it lands, the server executes the purchase and credits the position to the destination you specified.
Do I need a Solana wallet to buy?
Not to send — any wallet or exchange can transfer SOL to the deposit address. You specify where the resulting position should land.
Why is the launchpad a separate page from the app?
It's the buyer funnel — one sale, one page, nothing else. The creator tooling lives on the app's create-launch surface; the launchpad is stripped to the sale itself and serves noindex by design.