Solana launchpad for real-world assets
Launch a coin.Its fees buyreal estate.
Every trade on your coin pays a fee you set. ValuePad splits it across real-world assets by the percentages you choose, then buys each slice through a listing you link, tokenized or not: a Lofty rental, a Ferrari stake on TheCarCrowd, gold at BullionVault, Ondo's USDY.
- Open sources
- 18
- Asset classes
- 8
- Trade fee
- You set it
- Launches on
- Solana
Drag the handles to move percentage between neighbours. Arrow keys work too.
How it works
From a trade to a title.
Five steps, all automatic once the coin is live. Run a trade through them to see where every cent goes.
- Step 1
Trade
Someone buys or sells your coin.
- Step 2
Fee
Your fee, 1% here, lands in the coin's vault as SOL.
- Step 3
Split
The vault swaps to USDC and splits it by your percentages.
- Step 4
Buy
Each slice buys through its linked listing once it clears that listing's minimum.
- Step 5
Income
Rent, interest and leasing yield come back to the vault or out to holders.
The intake
Paste any listing.
Tokenized or not: anything you can fund online and own a piece of. Copy the link of an asset on a supported source. ValuePad reads the platform, the asset and its class, checks who can buy it, and files it under the right slice of your split.
The sources
Where the links come from.
The best-known places where you can put money in online and own a piece of a real asset, on-chain or off, checked in September 2026. Every row says what you actually own. The three marked ones show what ValuePad refuses, and why.
ValuePad isn't affiliated with any of these platforms. Each one sets its own eligibility, KYC and minimums, and those can change.
Launch
Set the split. Launch the coin.
Name the coin, choose what its fees buy, and link a listing for every slice. The vault certificate updates as you go.
A month in
What a month of trading buys.
Set how much your coin trades. The statement uses your split and your listings, with reference prices from September 2026.
Questions