A launchpad for onchain currencies. Dollars, euros, yen and more.
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Stablecoins brought dollars onchain. Now every currency.
Pick the currency
USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and nine more.
Fix the peg at launch
1 $EURO = €1, for good.
A memecoin asks what a token is worth. Parpad asks which currency it is.
| Memecoin launchpad | Your own stablecoin | Parpad | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What sets the price | The market, from zero | You, and then you defend it | Fixed at launch: 1 $EURO = €1 |
| Who can change the rules | Often the deployer | Whoever holds the admin keys | Nobody. Vaults have no owner or pause |
| What backs it | Nothing | Collateral you manage | USDG in its own vault, minting stops under 105 % |
| Where the price comes from | Not needed | An oracle you run or rent | A signed rate, two sources within 1 % |
| Currencies | Not a currency | Mostly US dollars | 13 at launch, from euros to rupees |
| Time to launch | Minutes | Months of building | Minutes |
USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and nine more, from one launchpad.
Set the name, ticker, supply model and other launch parameters.
A clear target: 1 $EURO = €1, fixed at launch.
Deployed with standardized peg and reserve logic.
Around the reference value, at the signed FX price, minus 0.10%.
Move through wallets, apps and markets with a defined currency target.
[Step 1]
USD, EUR, JPY and ten more, each priced live.
How it works[Step 2]
1 $EURO = €1, fixed at launch. Nobody can change it.
See the peg[Step 3]
USDG locked in the vault that never leaves it.
Read the rules[Step 4]
USDG in, tokens out at the signed rate. Arbitrage does the rest.
Launch appProtocol rules hold the peg, not the creator.
USDG in, tokens out. 0.10 % fee to the buffer.
Same price, back to USDG.
Above €1, mint and sell. Below, buy and redeem.
No owner, pause, blocklist or withdraw.
Reading the vault...
Mint and redeem around the target value, with transparent onchain reserves and rules.
Creator-independent peg
No owner, no pause and no blocklist on any currency token.
Transparent reserves
Reserves, buffer and backing % can be read onchain for every token at any time.
Global currency selection
Thirteen currencies at launch, all picked from one launchpad: USD, EUR, JPY, GBP and more.
A launchpad for onchain currencies. Pick a currency, launch a token pegged to it, like 1 $EURO = €1, and let protocol rules, not the creator, hold the peg.
A browser wallet on Robinhood Chain, a little ETH for gas and at least 2 USDG for the locked buffer. Then pick a currency, a name and a ticker, and launch.
No. The currency and the target are fixed at launch. Nobody, the creator included, can withdraw the buffer or reserves.
A signed price. The server reads two free FX sources (ECB via Frankfurter and open.er-api) and refuses to sign if they differ by more than 1%.
0.10% to mint and 0.10% to redeem. Every fee goes into that token’s buffer; Parpad takes no protocol fee.
Robinhood Chain (chain 4663). Launches, mints and redeems use real USDG, and you sign every transaction in your own wallet.
No. The contracts are open source, verified on the Robinhood Chain explorer and covered by unit and invariant tests, but no outside firm has audited them. Parpad is experimental software: only use amounts you can afford to lose.
