Every rule, written down
Security is not a badge. It is knowing what the fees are, who holds your keys, what a stranger can read about you, and which parts of this product exist yet. All four are below, including the answers that are not flattering.
What is live, and what is not
A launchpad that labels planned features as shipped is lying to the people most likely to lose money on the difference. This table is the honest version.
- Trading existing coinsLiveReal quotes, real wallet signature, real mainnet transactions, real signature at the end.
- Market dataLivePrices, volume and holder counts read from each coin’s own pool. Charts and the trade tape are real pool data, or empty.
- Creating a coinPlannedThe form validates and estimates cost, but no launch contract is deployed. It does not mint anything yet.
- Monero reward payoutsPlannedAddress validation is real and checksummed. Nothing is paid — the payout call refuses rather than pretending.
- Private token balancesPlannedNot implemented and not close. See the boundary below.
- Third-party auditNoneNone. No review has happened. Do not read anything on this site as implying one.
What it costs
- Trade fee
- 1.00%
- Charged on each buy and sell.
- — protocol share
- 0.50%
- To the protocol fee account.
- — creator share
- 0.50%
- To the address that launched the coin.
- Creation cost
- Network fees + rent
- Estimated from live Solana rent minimums before you sign.
- Holder reward share
- Per coin, 0% by default
- Only real when enforced on-chain by a Token-2022 transfer fee. Shown as 0 when the mint carries none.
Who holds what
- Your keys
- Never touch this app
- OrangeCurve never asks for a seed phrase or a private key, and has no field that accepts one.
- Your funds
- Never held by us
- Trades are transactions your wallet signs and submits. There is no deposit and no withdrawal.
- Payout addresses
- Receiving only
- The profile page stores Monero receiving addresses in your browser. A receiving address is public information; a spend key is not, and is refused.
- Payout authority
- Out of process
- When reward payouts ship, the signing key lives in a separate service, never in this web app.
Who can see your activity
Everyone, forever
Your Solana address, its balances, and every buy, sell and transfer. Coin name, supply, creator and fee split.
This is ordinary public chain data. It is true of every SPL token on every launchpad.
Your RPC provider
The addresses you look up and the transactions you submit, tied to your IP.
Point the app at your own RPC to remove this. The endpoint is configurable.
The swap aggregator
The mint and size of each quote — but not your IP.
Quotes and route builds are proxied server-side specifically so those two facts are never joined.
OrangeCurve
Nothing that identifies you. No account, no email, no analytics, no third-party pixels.
Token artwork is served from this origin rather than hot-linked, so no CDN logs your visit either.
What Monero does and does not do here
Monero conceals the sender, the recipient and the amount of a Monero transaction. That protection applies to the Monero chain and nothing else.
A coin launched on OrangeCurve is a standard SPL token on Solana. Its supply, holders and every trade live on a public ledger. Paying a holder reward in XMR would keep the payout private; it would not retroactively hide the Solana balance that earned it, and anyone could still link the two by timing and amount.
So: OrangeCurve does not claim private token ownership or private trading. Those are roadmap. What is real today is that using this site does not require identifying yourself, and that we have designed the parts we control not to collect you.
Before any XMR payment rail ships
- Where tokens are issued, and where balances and trades are recorded.
- How XMR enters and leaves, and every intermediary, swap provider or custodian on that path.
- What each of those parties learns, and what OrangeCurve learns.
- How a holder reward is calculated, and how a recipient can verify they were paid correctly.
The architecture is documented in docs/PAYMENT_RAIL.md and no payment feature ships before every row there is answered.
Check it yourself
Anyone can mint a token with any name and any logo. Before you trade anything — here or anywhere — paste the mint address into a block explorer and confirm it is the one you meant. The developer docs list every endpoint and adapter this interface runs on.