One coin.
Three chains.
One deposit.
Launch once. Pivot creates your coin on pump.fun (Solana) first, then on Pons (Robinhood Chain) and on Flap (BNB Chain) in the same minute, with the same name, ticker and logo. You pay the creation fees of the three chains in one deposit in SOL, from one wallet. No ETH, no BNB, no bridge.
Every chain keeps its own crowd.
A new coin lives where it was launched. Solana has pump.fun and its crowd, Robinhood Chain has Pons, BNB Chain has Flap. Launching on all three means three wallets, three tools, three sets of fees in three different coins and a lot of copy and paste.
One chain, half the market
Launch on Pons and the Solana and BNB traders never find it. Launch on pump.fun and the other two crowds never do.
Three launches by hand
Three wallets, three uploads of the same logo, ETH and BNB to buy and bridge first, and one of the three always lands later.
Pivot: one launch, three chains
One form, one logo, one deposit in SOL. The same coin is created on the three launchpads, pump.fun first.
Three moves, one wallet.
You connect a Solana wallet, upload a logo and pay one deposit in SOL. You never need ETH, BNB or a bridge: the keeper holds a small float on each chain and your deposit pays for it.
Connect and pay
Connect a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare or Backpack), and an EVM wallet if you want your share of the Pons and Flap creator fees. One transfer in SOL, with a reference, pays the creation fees of the three chains.
Launch on all three
The keeper pins your logo, creates the coin on pump.fun first, then launches it on Pons through the PivotLauncher contract and on Flap through the PivotFlapLauncher contract, with the same name, ticker and logo.
Share the fees
pump.fun creator fees are shared on-chain between your wallet and Pivot. On Pons and on Flap the creator tax goes to a contract of the coin and is split between your EVM address and Pivot.
After the launch the three coins are three independent coins on three curves. Pivot does not trade them and does not keep their prices together: nothing here promises the same price on any side.
Not a mock-up. Real curves, real contracts.
The Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain contracts are tested on forks of mainnet against the live Pons and the live Flap. The Solana transactions are simulated on live pump.fun state.
PivotLauncher on Robinhood Chain
Launches a coin on the real Pons and points its creator fees to a fee vault. Tested on a fork of the live chain.
PivotFlapLauncher on BNB Chain
Launches a Tax Token V3 on the real Flap, 7777 address included, and splits its tax between you and Pivot. Tested on a fork of the live chain.
Solana simulations
create_v2, buy and sell for a pump.fun coin run clean against mainnet state.
One logo, one image
The same image and metadata are pinned for pump.fun, Pons and Flap.
Automated tests
Launch pipeline with retries and refunds, deposit detection, API limits, curves and fees.
Real curves, real numbers.
The three curves hold a billion tokens. They differ in the quote asset (SOL, ETH, BNB), in the fees and in where they graduate, so the same coin opens at a different value on each side.
An operator, said plainly.
Three chains cannot be tied by one contract. A keeper runs the launch. Here is what it can and cannot do.
| The keeper can | The keeper cannot | |
|---|---|---|
| On pump.fun | Create the coin from its own wallet | Take your share of creator fees: it is fixed once by pump.fun's fee sharing |
| On Robinhood Chain | Launch the coin through the PivotLauncher contract | Send vault funds to any address except the Pivot address set at deployment |
| On BNB Chain | Launch the coin through the PivotFlapLauncher contract | Send the tax to any address except yours (if you gave one) and the Pivot address set at deployment |
| Your deposit | Spend it on the creation fees of the three chains and keep its float of ETH and BNB topped up | Hide where it went: every move is a public transaction |
| Your coin | Nothing after the launch: it does not trade it | Set or hold up the price of either side |
The trade-off is real: you trust the keeper to run the launch after you pay. The docs list the limits, the risks and what is audited.
Fees come back to the creator on all three chains.
On pump.fun the creator fees are shared on-chain between you and Pivot. On Pons and on Flap the creator tax goes to a contract of the coin and is split between your EVM address, if you give one, and Pivot. The tax is the same on both: one slider, from 1 % to 10 %.
You, on Solana
Half of the pump.fun creator fees, claimable from your own wallet through pump.fun.
Pivot
The other half is Pivot's fee for running the launch.
You, on Robinhood and BNB
Give one EVM address and a share (up to half) of the Pons and Flap creator tax. Leave it empty and all of it goes to Pivot.
These are the parameters of the launch. They are written in the docs and in the contracts.
Launch on three chains.
Connect a Solana wallet, upload a logo, pay one deposit in SOL.