Wildpack, explained
Create a card-themed coin. Understand the launch, the costs, and what is—and isn't—included.
Can I receive the physical card?
When the creator fees collected by Wildpack from your token cover the confirmed purchase and delivery cost, you—as the original launcher—qualify for the selected physical card, subject to availability. This is a separate reward for the launcher, not a redemption right attached to every token or token holder.
What counts toward the reward?
Only creator fees attributable to that token and actually collected by Wildpack count toward its reward. Trading volume, token market cap, launch fees, provider fees and network gas do not. Fees paid in a pairing asset are assessed against the confirmed card-purchase and delivery cost; catalogue prices are not a fixed funding target. Launching does not guarantee enough fees, card availability or a delivery date.
Physical or digital?
The standard reward is the selected physical card, with the printing, condition, availability and delivery cost confirmed before fulfilment. A digital alternative can be offered only if an official, transferable digital collectible for that card is verified and available. No digital reward options are currently verified on this site. A card scan or a newly created token must not be described as an official card NFT.
How do I arrange my reward?
Contact Wildpack about your card reward with the token address and launch transaction. The original launching wallet and collected fees need to be verified before the reward is arranged. Never share your seed phrase or private key, and do not put shipping details in public token metadata.
What does the card represent?
The chosen printing supplies the coin's identity: its card image is used as the logo, and its name, set and number appear in the description. The catalogue price is a reference only, not the launch cost or a guarantee of the coin's value.
Launching a coin
- Choose a game. Cards appear by price, highest first; cards without a verified price appear last.
- Select a card or press Launch coin to open the launch form. Use View card details if you only want to inspect the printing.
- Choose the coin's name and symbol, then connect a compatible wallet on Robinhood Chain.
- Review the fee shown in the form and the transaction in your wallet. The launch fee is read from the Pons factory; network gas is additional.
- Your wallet submits the launch transaction. After confirmation, the coin page links to Pons and the chain explorer.
Fees and trading
Launches use ETH on Robinhood Chain, not SOL. The card's reference price is not charged as part of launching. Buying and selling coins happens on Pons, not through this catalogue. Review the terms and fees shown there before trading.
Who receives creator fees?
For new Pons launches through this version of Wildpack, 100% of creator revenue—including optional creator tax—is allocated to the Wildpack operator. The person launching the token receives 0% of creator fees. This is an allocation of creator revenue, not a 100% trading tax. Pons' protocol share, launch charges and network gas are separate.
Robinhood Chain recipient: 0xc60df3fd5ed91075a1d1a8e3a608c1923e4e7804There is no editable recipient field. The full address and allocation appear before signing, and the launcher must acknowledge them. Buybacks are disabled at creation so they do not divert creator revenue.
How does the operator collect?
Pons accrues fees in escrow for the configured recipient. They are not automatically pushed into the wallet. The recipient can use Pons' claim flow with their own wallet. ETH pairs pay ETH; token pairs pay that token. Wildpack does not swap those fees into ETH, hold keys or run an automatic claiming service. Read Pons' claiming documentation.
Is the recipient permanently locked?
The launcher cannot change the receiving address in Wildpack. Pons' documented transfer control is callable only by the current fee recipient—here, the operator's wallet—not a different launching wallet. The operator can change it, and Pons' community-takeover rules still apply, so this is not a permanent lock against every possible change. Existing coins are unaffected.
Robinhood and Pons only
Wildpack launches through Pons on Robinhood Chain. The selected card is linked in Wildpack's public token directory; it is not a Pons trading pair. Choose ETH or an approved token separately as the Pons trading pair.
Custom creator tax
The form reads Pons' current maximum from its factory contract. Tax uses basis points: 2.2% is 220 basis points and 2.25% is 225. Zero is allowed; values outside the verified range or with more than two decimal places are rejected, not rounded. Provider fees and network gas are separate. Tax and pairing asset are fixed at creation. Official Pons terms.
Public token listings
After confirmation, Wildpack verifies the Pons factory transaction, fee recipient and card-page link before adding the token to the shared directory. The card association is stored by this website. If publication is interrupted, retry the listing from the token page; do not launch again.
A reward is separate from token ownership
The reward is for the original launcher once the funding and availability conditions are met. Buying or holding the token does not give ownership of the card, its cash value or a reward claim. There is no on-chain card reserve or automatic purchasing, ordering or shipping system in this website.
Your wallet
You control and approve transactions from your own wallet. Wildpack never asks for your seed phrase or private key. Connecting a wallet alone does not launch a coin.
Card prices
Quotes come from public card-pricing sources and are matched to a particular printing. A market quote and a listing price are different; the price details identify the available quote and finish. Unpublished prices are marked unavailable, not replaced with invented values.
Can I change the coin after launch?
The launch form submits the name, symbol, logo and description as token metadata. Review these before approving the transaction; this site does not provide an edit flow after launch.
Missing a card?
Use the card request page. A catalogue request is not a purchase order.