PokepadYour coin, paired to a real graded card.
Paste a Courtyard link. The card becomes a token, and your coin launches into a pool quoted in it — so terminals print the card pair, not another ETH pair.
0%Pokepad's cut
100%of pool fees to you
Onetoken per card, forever
How it works
1
Paste
Drop in any Courtyard link. The image, name and ticker come off the card's own contract on Polygon.
2
Tokenise
The card's token is created if it doesn't exist — full supply into a locked pool, no premine, no owner.
3
Launch
Your coin opens a pool quoted in that token, so the pair is the card. Fees are yours; liquidity locks forever.
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Questions
What does Pokepad take?
Nothing. There is no protocol fee anywhere in the contracts. The pool charges 1% and all of it is claimable by whoever launched the coin.
Do I own the card token?
No, and neither do we. It is deployed by the registry, not a wallet. Its whole supply goes into a locked pool and there is no owner, minter, or admin key.
Does this give me the physical card?
No. The card stays in Courtyard's vault with whoever holds its NFT. A card token is a tradeable reference to it, not a claim on it.
Still wondering?
Poke knows how the contracts work, what things cost, and what it can't do.