Check the mask.
Anyone can wear a name. Nobody can wear an address.
Paste a contract address and read the launchpad yourself — this page does not use a list we control.
Read from the Pons V2 factory on Robinhood Chain (4663). The verdict comes from one field: the launch's fee-recipient address — the one thing a copycat cannot copy.
Awaiting an address
Paste the contract address someone gave you. If you were handed a ticker instead of an
address, that is already the first warning — tickers are free to copy and carry no identity.
How the check works
- Is there even a contract? — reads the bytecode at that address on chain 4663. Empty means nothing is there.
- Is it a Pons launch? — asks the factory for the launch record. No record, no launch.
- Who gets the fees? — reads the fee-recipient out of that record and compares it to ours. This is the whole check. Names, tickers, logos and websites are all copyable; that address is not.
- Chain first. — the page asserts chain 4663 before it believes anything. The same address on another chain can be a real, unrelated contract.
Real fee-recipient: —