NPAD is an interface to public, unaudited smart contracts on NEAR. It lets you launch tokens, trade them on their own bonding curves and claim trading fees. It does not custody assets or provide financial services, and it cannot sign anything on your behalf.
Use at your own risk
Digital assets are volatile and experimental, and smart contracts can contain bugs. Data may be delayed or unavailable. You are responsible for verifying contract accounts, amounts, wallet prompts and external links before you sign.
Third parties
Wallets, NEAR RPC providers, FastNEAR, Ref Finance, DexScreener, Pyth, CoinGecko and linked explorers are independent services with their own terms. NPAD does not control or guarantee them.
No advice or promises
Nothing shown is investment, legal, tax or security advice. Fee payouts depend on trading volume and are not a promise of return.
Acceptable use
Do not use NPAD to violate law, impersonate people or projects, misrepresent assets, manipulate markets, attack infrastructure or deceive others.
Changes
The interface may change or stop without notice. Launched contracts keep working on NEAR regardless.
Read the product disclosures for how coins, fees and deposits work.