Collpad Post bail
On the board now
Reading the pad...
The pad is one program. $COLL is its coin: 7% of every fee the pad collects buys it back and burns it.
Set your own terms
The SOL the program spends on your own coin at launch. The tokens go straight into escrow, never to your wallet.
Locked SOL. Minimum is half the dev buy and never under 0.5 SOL. More is allowed and puts you higher on the board.
min 2.00 SOL4x the minimum
Chosen once, at launch. It cannot be changed afterwards.
Collateral ratio
0.50x
Locked SOL per SOL of dev buy. Partial exits shrink both sides, so this number never moves.
- In escrow at launch
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- Term ends
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- If you exit on day one
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- If you hold the whole term
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The pad program is not deployed yet, so nothing can be launched from this page. The numbers above are the real rules it will run.
How the bail works
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Step one
The dev posts collateral
He picks a dev buy and a collateral, at least half the dev buy and never under 0.5 SOL, and a term of 3, 7 or 14 days. The program creates the coin on pump.fun, makes the dev buy itself and puts the tokens and the SOL in one escrow. The dev never holds those tokens.
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Step two
The term runs
While it runs there is exactly one way to the tokens: an early exit. Take 30% of them and 30% of the collateral leaves the escrow in the same transaction, straight to the holders. Meanwhile 20% of the coin's creator fees pile up in the program as an honesty bonus.
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Step three
It ends one of two ways
Term served: the tokens unlock, the collateral goes back to the dev, and the honesty bonus goes on top. Bailed early: the holders take the collateral and the bonus, split by their average balance over the last 24 hours, and the coin keeps the mark for good.
The program can only see the buy it made itself. If the dev bought the same coin from other wallets, those tokens are his to sell and no collateral is attached to them. So every coin page lists the wallets that the dev's wallet funded before the launch, and you can read them before you buy.
Not financial advice. Coins launched here can go to zero like any other, and the collateral is a penalty on one wallet, not a refund: you can lose everything you put in.