Everything
about SQODY.

A normal launch is one person buying their own token first, and everyone else arriving whenever they notice. SQODY creates the token and makes one buy for your whole squad in its first block, then sends every wallet you listed its share, so your friends are in at the opening price rather than chasing it.

There is no account, no email and no registration. Your wallet is your identity: connect it and your launches, saved squads and reserved addresses are there.

• A Solana wallet, such as Phantom or Solflare.
• SOL for the launch fee, your first buy and a little extra for network costs.
• A name, a ticker, a square image, and the wallet addresses of anyone launching with you.

Press Connect wallet and your wallet asks you to approve the site. Approving shares your public address — the string people send tokens to. It doesn't let SQODY move anything, and it can't be used to spend from your wallet.

1. Connecting

   A one-off approval in your wallet. Afterwards your address shows in the top corner of the app; press it to disconnect. Switching accounts in your wallet switches them here too.

2. Signing a message

   Before you reserve an address, order a custom CA or launch, your wallet asks you to sign a short message in plain English. It moves no money and approves no transaction. It only proves the wallet is really yours.

3. Signing a transaction

   This is the one that spends: paying for a reserved or custom CA, or the launch itself. Your wallet shows the full amount before you approve, and nothing leaves your wallet until you do.

1. 1. Describe your token

   Name, ticker, one line of description and a square image. This is exactly what people see on pump.fun and in trading apps, so use the picture you actually want. Website, X and Telegram links are optional.

2. 2. Choose your contract address

   Take the included ending, reserve an address now, pay for four characters of your own, or pick one this wallet already holds.

3. 3. Add your squad

   Your wallet is the first row. Paste your friends' addresses underneath and give each a share of the first buy. Shares have to total 100%; Split evenly does it for you.

4. 4. Decide the creator fees

   Keep them, split them evenly, or set each share by hand.

5. 5. Set your first buy

   How much SOL goes into the token the moment it's created, divided by the shares you just set. The breakdown shows what each wallet receives before anything is signed.

6. 6. Review and sign

   The summary lists everything leaving your wallet. The first approval creates the token and makes the buy. With a squad, a second one sends them their shares and sets the fee split.

The contract address — the CA, also called the mint — is your token's permanent ID on Solana. It's the string people paste to buy. Ours are made the slow way: a computer generates addresses until one happens to end in the right characters. That's why an ending costs something, and why a custom one takes a few minutes.

Standard CA

Included with the launch fee. A fresh address ending in sqdy, assigned the moment you launch.

Reserve now

Pay now and an address is held for you before you launch, so you can put it in your posts, website and graphics. It stays yours until you use it.

Custom CA

Choose the last four characters and pay now. We generate the address for you, usually within a few minutes, and hold it for you as soon as it's found.

Launch with a CA you own

Under the three options is a list of every address this wallet holds. Pick one to launch with it. You can also buy addresses ahead of time on the Reserved CAs page.

• Fees for a reserved or custom CA aren't refunded if you change your mind: the address has already been made for you.
• One wallet can hold a few unpaid reservations at a time. Pay for one or let it expire before taking another.

• 5walletsIncluded
• 10wallets+0.05 SOL
• 20wallets+0.15 SOL

Each row is a wallet that receives its share of your first buy. Name them however you like, and set each share by hand or press Split evenly. The bar under the rows shows the split, and the total has to reach 100%.

• Your connected wallet is always the first row and cannot be removed.
• Each address can only appear once. Paste carefully: a transfer to the wrong address can't be undone by anyone, including us.
• Save the crew as a squad and the whole list comes back next launch, under Squads in the app.

For as long as your token trades, a share of every trade goes to whoever created it: you. You decide at launch how it's divided. A split can be changed later from the wallet that created the token; sharing with holders can't.

Dev keeps all

Everything goes to your wallet.

Even split

Divided equally between every wallet in the squad.

Custom split

You set each wallet's percentage yourself.

Share with holders

Creator fees are paid out to holders. This is permanent: it can't be edited.

Your first buy is separate. It isn't a fee: it's your own money going into your own token, and it has its own line in the cost summary. Solana's network costs are small and come on top.

The short version: SQODY never holds your keys, so SQODY can never move your money. Every transfer in a launch is approved by you, in your own wallet, after you've seen the total.

1. We never have your private key

   Not your key, not your recovery phrase, not a copy of either. We read your public address and ask your wallet to sign. Nobody at SQODY — and nobody who broke into SQODY — can spend from your wallet.

2. What we do hold

   The key to an unlaunched contract address, while it waits for you. It is stored encrypted, used once to create your token, and destroyed the moment the launch completes or you cancel. It can only ever create that one mint.

3. A wallet has to prove it is yours

   Reserving an address, ordering a custom CA and launching all ask your wallet to sign a short message first. Typing in someone else's address isn't enough to use their reserved addresses or act in their name.

4. Limits that keep the service standing

   There's a limit on how many requests one visitor can make, each wallet can only hold a few unpaid addresses and custom orders at once, and uploads have a size limit. So no one can use up all the ready addresses or tie up the address generator for everyone else.

5. Nobody can buy in ahead of you

   Creating the token and making your first buy happen in a single step. There's no gap between the two for anyone to buy at the opening price before you.

• Check the address in your browser's bar before you connect a wallet anywhere.
• Read what your wallet shows you before approving. The amount in the approval is what leaves your wallet.

• Your token is live on pump.fun and can be traded straight away. Share the contract address: that's what people use to buy.
• Launches stay under Tokens in the app, with the CA and the transaction for each one.
• Addresses you reserved but have not used wait under Reserved CAs.
• A creator fee split can be changed later from the wallet that created the token, unless the fees go to holders.

The transaction failed

Usually there wasn't enough SOL for the total plus network costs, or the network was busy and the launch timed out. Nothing was charged. Check your balance and try again.

“No CAs ready right now”

Every ready-made address is taken and more are being generated. Try again in a minute or two.

Your custom CA is taking a while

Four characters take millions of attempts, so a few minutes is normal. It keeps going if you close the tab, and the address appears under Reserved CAs once it's found.

“Too many requests”

You've hit the request limit. Nothing is wrong with your launch. Wait a minute and try again.

A wallet address was wrong

Transfers on Solana are final. Nobody can reverse one: not SQODY, not pump.fun, not the network. Check every address before you sign.

CA / contract address / mint

Your token's permanent ID on Solana. Three names for the same string.

Dev wallet

The wallet that creates the token — yours. It signs the launch and makes the first buy.

Bonding curve

pump.fun's pricing: the more people buy, the higher the price climbs, automatically.

Block

Solana settles transactions in blocks, several per second. Everything in one block happens together.

Base58

The alphabet Solana addresses use. It leaves out the characters people misread: 0, O, I and l.

Grinding

Generating addresses over and over until one ends in the characters you asked for. It's how custom CAs are made.

Creator fees

A slice of every trade, paid to whoever created the token, for as long as it trades.