Every XPAD launch is signed by a burner wallet generated inside your browser. Fund it with SOL from anywhere — or with Monero, so the trail to your main wallet ends before the coin exists.
Most launches leak the dev's identity in the first transaction: the deploy wallet was funded from a wallet you've used for years. XPAD breaks that link at the source.
A fresh Solana keypair is created in your tab with the browser's own crypto. The private key is shown to you once, saved by you, and never sent anywhere. XPAD has no database.
Send SOL to the burner from an exchange withdrawal, a new wallet — or pay in Monero: you send XMR, a non-custodial swap delivers SOL straight to the burner. Nothing on Solana points back to you.
Name, ticker, image, dev buy. XPAD builds the pump.fun create + dev buy + creator-fee split in a single atomic transaction, signed by the burner. Metadata is pinned to pump.fun's IPFS.
After launch, sweep leftover SOL anywhere with one click, then delete the key. The coin stays live on pump.fun; the wallet that made it goes cold.
Monero's ring signatures and stealth addresses mean the XMR you send has no public sender. A non-custodial swap turns it into SOL that lands directly in your burner — the first hop on Solana is already anonymous.
Swaps are executed by a non-custodial exchange partner and are subject to their limits and rates. XPAD adds no markup. Minimum swap is typically ~0.05 SOL equivalent.
Waiting for your XMR…
Use a burner (recommended) or connect a normal wallet. Either way the coin is created on pump.fun with your dev buy and the fee split locked in the same transaction.
Save the key now. If you close this tab without it, the SOL in this burner is gone forever. XPAD cannot recover it.
No burner yet. Generate one — it takes a millisecond and lives only in this tab.
A connected wallet is convenient but public. For a clean launch use a burner.
Now sweep the burner and delete the key.
Hidden: the link between the wallet that creates the coin and any wallet you've used before. Not hidden: the coin itself. The bonding curve, the dev buy, the holders — all public on Solana, like every pump.fun coin. XPAD makes the dev anonymous, not the coin.
No. The burner key is generated by your browser's crypto API and exists only in this tab until you save it. Funds go from you (or the swap partner) directly to the burner. There is no account, no login, no server-side wallet.
You give us the SOL amount, we request a quote from a non-custodial swap partner and show you a one-time XMR deposit address. You send XMR; the partner sends SOL to your burner. Monero hides the sender by design, so the SOL arrives with no public history behind it.
Network fees plus pump.fun's creation cost (~0.03 SOL) and your dev buy. XPAD's cut is 10% of the coin's creator fees, locked on-chain at creation via pump.fun's fee-sharing config — you keep 90%. No subscription, no upfront fee, no markup on swaps.
Yes, in two ways: if you lose the burner key before sweeping, and in the market like any coin. Save the key first. Sweep after launch.
XPAD is software that generates a wallet and builds a public transaction. Creating tokens from a fresh wallet is how most launches already happen. You are responsible for the laws where you live and for what you launch. Don't use it for anything you couldn't defend in daylight.