SubPadEvery subreddit has a price nobody's claimed.
Launch a coin for any subreddit. Every trade pays a fee into escrow for that community — its mods verify and claim it, whenever they want.
No permission needed to start. No mods required.
Every subreddit can have a coin.
You don't need to run it, know the mods, or ask anyone. Pick a subreddit, launch a coin, and its trading fees start building up in escrow from the first trade.
0.0412 ETH waiting to be claimed
0%of the fees go to
whoever launches the coin.
Every trade's creator tax goes straight into escrow for the subreddit itself — never to the person who started the coin. Nobody, including SubPad, can spend it before a verified mod claims it.
Maximum creator tax on every trade, fixed the moment a coin launches
Permission needed from a subreddit before someone can launch a coin for it
Escrow address per subreddit, so fees never mix with another subreddit's
Trading and escrow run on Pons v2, a public protocol on Robinhood Chain.
A treasury, not just a token.
Claimed fees are real ETH in a mod-controlled wallet — server and bot hosting, contest prizes, charity drives the sub already runs, whatever the community needs.
Five steps from launch to spent.
Launch → Trade → Verify → Claim. Then spend it on the community.
Launch
Pick any subreddit and launch a coin for it. No mods, no permission, nobody has to say yes.
Trade
Every buy and sell pays a small tax, held in escrow tied to that one subreddit.
Verify
A mod verifies their identity, proving they actually run the sub.
Claim
Once verified, claim a payout whenever you want. No waiting on anyone's schedule.
Spend
Funds land in a wallet as real ETH — hosting, contest prizes, whatever the community needs.
Nobody asked your subreddit's permission. Someone was going to trade it eventually.
The tax rate decides the pace.
Trading happens on Pons.
- Each subreddit gets its own dedicated escrow address
- Nobody can spend it before a verified mod claims it
Good things to know.
SubPad lets anyone launch a coin for any subreddit. Trading fees build up in escrow tied to that subreddit, and the subreddit's own mods can verify and claim them.
No. Anyone can launch a coin for any subreddit, at any time. You pay the launch fee and gas yourself, and you can't route any of the fees to yourself.
We give you a short code. Post it somewhere only a moderator can edit — the sidebar, the description, or a stickied post — and we check it against Reddit's public moderator list.
Once verified, click "Claim fees" and give us the wallet address you want paid — no need to connect it. Within a short period of time, the funds will land in the wallet you provided.
The trading and escrow happen on Pons v2, a public protocol — SubPad doesn't build or control that part. We do hold the wallet that fees collect into before a claim, so claiming is a reviewed payout from us, not a fully trustless on-chain withdrawal. Coins themselves can also lose all their value.
The fees just sit there. Nothing expires, nothing gets swept, nothing goes to anyone else.
On Pons v2's own page for that coin. SubPad doesn't build a chart or a buy/sell widget — we link straight to it.
Your subreddit has a price.
Someone should claim it.
Questions or feedback? Say hello at subpad.hq@gmail.com.