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Your keys stay with you. Gitpad never takes custody.

Use a wallet extension or your wallet’s built-in browser. Network support varies by wallet.

You pay network gas and provider launch costs in ETH.
About Gitpad

Code builds the world.
Communities give it value.

Gitpad connects public GitHub repositories with community markets on Robinhood Chain.

A market layer for open source

Explore real repositories, inspect their source and activity, and launch a community token with an explicitly selected creator fee wallet. Launches and trading use external services. Gitpad deploys no proprietary launch contracts, treasury, escrow, liquidity contracts, or custody system.

A clearer view of real-world connections

For a small set of verified public-company GitHub owners, Gitpad shows the associated Robinhood Stock Token using Robinhood’s official asset registry and quotes. Repo tokens and Stock Tokens stay distinct.

Know what you’re trading

Repo-linked tokens are community cryptoassets and do not represent ownership, equity, intellectual property rights, revenue rights, or ownership of the referenced GitHub repository/company. Robinhood Stock Tokens, where displayed, are separate assets.

Token prices may be volatile and tokens may lose all value. Listings, GitHub popularity, contract readability, and company associations do not constitute endorsement, a security review, or investment advice. Gitpad does not imply endorsement by GitHub, Robinhood, repository owners, or associated companies. Third-party providers have their own terms and eligibility requirements.

Data and privacy

Gitpad reads public GitHub and blockchain data. A wallet connection exposes your public address to your browser session; no keys or seed phrases are requested. Contract inspection entries are stored only in your browser. There is no Gitpad account or proprietary user database.

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