PokePad docs

PokePad turns Pokémon into tokens. Pick one of all 1,025, launch it on through , and earn a trainer fee on every trade for as long as it lives.

How it works

  1. Pick a Pokémon. Search the full Pokédex on the Launch page. Pokémon that are already tokens are greyed out.
  2. Name it. Name, ticker, artwork and description fill in from the Pokédex entry. Change anything you like.
  3. Connect and sign. Connect an EVM wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet). PokePad switches it to for you.
  4. Launch. The token deploys on a bonding curve with an optional initial buy, and the trainer fee points at your wallet.

One Pokémon, one token

Each Pokémon can be launched exactly once. The first trainer to claim it owns that launch; everyone after sees it as taken and can only trade it. Tickers are unique too, so there is one $PIKACHU and never a second.

That makes early claims matter: legendaries, starters and fan favourites go first. The home page keeps a live list of what is still free.

Fees

The trainer fee is paid to whoever launched the token, in ETH, for the life of the token. The buyback share buys on the open market and burns it, so supply only goes down.

Curve & graduation

Every Pokémon token starts on a bonding curve: the price rises as people buy. When the curve collects it graduates to a regular liquidity pool and keeps trading there. Supply is fixed at with no mint function.

is the PokePad platform token. It has no special rights; it is bought back and burned with the buyback share of every Pokémon token's fees. Contract:

FAQ

Can I launch a Pokémon someone already launched?

No. One Pokémon, one token. You can still buy it.

Can I change the artwork?

You pick one of three images from the Pokédex: official artwork, animated sprite or pixel sprite.

Which wallets work?

Any EVM wallet that supports custom networks: MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, OKX. Solana-only wallets do not work here.

What does signing cost?

Signing the claim message is free. Deploying and the initial buy cost ETH on .

Where do I see a Pokémon's stats?

Every token page shows the Pokémon's stats, abilities and evolution line, all from the public PokeAPI data.

Risk

Tokens launched on PokePad are memecoins. They have no intrinsic value, no team behind them beyond the trainer who launched them, and their price can go to zero. Only use money you can afford to lose. Nothing here is financial advice.

Disclaimer

Pokémon and all related names, characters and images are trademarks of Nintendo, Game Freak and Creatures Inc. PokePad is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by them. Pokédex data and sprites come from the public PokeAPI project.