Live and tradable in one signature
Create coin

How it works

  1. Connect a wallet

    Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or any wallet that supports the Solana Wallet Standard.

  2. Describe the coin

    Name, ticker and logo. Choose how much SOL you want to spend on the first buy, or skip it.

  3. Sign once

    One transaction creates the coin on a bonding curve and makes your first buy, so nobody can buy ahead of you. If any part fails, none of it happens.

  4. It is live

    The coin can be traded straight away and shows up on the Sunforge board. Sunforge reads it back from Solana before listing it.

Questions

What does it cost?
About 0.006 SOL to create the coin, or about 0.01 SOL plus the amount you choose when you make a first buy. That goes to the Solana network and the curve protocol. Sunforge adds no fee of its own.
Who gets the supply?
Every coin has a supply of one billion that sits on a price curve. Nobody receives it for free, including the creator: you own what you buy. Your first buy happens in the same transaction as the launch.
Where does the coin trade?
On a bonding curve, from the moment it is created. The coin page links to it. The curve protocol is a third party: it charges its own fee on every trade and pays creator fees to the wallet that launched the coin, under its own rules.
Can I change the supply or decimals?
No. The curve fixes them for every coin: one billion supply, six decimals, and nobody can mint more or freeze balances.
Does Sunforge run the trading itself?
No. Sunforge builds the launch transaction with a public third-party Solana program and is not affiliated with it. If that program changes, launching here may stop working until the site is updated.
Can Sunforge move my funds?
No. The site prepares a transaction and your wallet shows it to you. Nothing happens without your signature.
Does Sunforge check the coins on the board?
No. Anyone can launch one, and most new coins lose their value. Never buy a coin because it is listed here.
Is issuing a coin legal where I live?
The rules differ by country. Check the ones that apply to you before you launch.