Profile first. Launch second.

Padro is a launch transparency launchpad on Robinhood Chain. Creators publish a structured launch profile (what is launched, venue and date, allocation, vesting, who holds which control, open risks), and anyone can read it next to live configuration checks of the token it names.

You fill the profile in the launchpad workspace; the draft stays in your browser. Publishing sends one transaction from your wallet to the PadroLaunchLedger contract: it stores the profile's name, ticker, token address and the keccak-256 hash of the document, and writes the full document into the transaction log. Updates add versions; the old ones stay readable. Discovery, readiness and activity all read from that ledger.

No. Padro has no token factory, no sale and no contract that takes money. Tokens launch on their own venue, for example Pons. Publishing a profile costs only network gas.

Two things. Disclosure checks look at the profile: is there a summary, a venue and date, an allocation that adds up to 100%, a schedule, a statement for every control, and at least one open risk. Configuration checks read the token on Robinhood Chain: contract code, name, symbol, decimals and supply, owner(), EIP-1967 proxy slots and control functions found in the bytecode (mint, pause, blocklist, fees, limits, upgrade, trading). Each control found is matched against the profile. These checks do not prove that a token is safe.

Only by publishing a new version from the same wallet. Every version keeps its hash and its block on chain, and the site rebuilds each one from the transaction log and checks it against the stored hash, so a quiet edit is not possible.

Any wallet except the publisher can flag a profile once, with a reason (misleading details, impersonation, undisclosed control, broken or unsafe links, spam or other). Flags are counted and shown on the profile and in the directory. They never hide a profile; there is no admin who could.

$PADRO has not launched yet. At launch the contract address is published on the token page and by @padro_hood, and the buy button opens its Pons page on Robinhood Chain.

Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663), with ETH for gas. Connecting a wallet on this site adds the network for you.

A profile is its publisher's claim; Padro does not verify identities, allocations or promises. Configuration checks read public code and state at one block and can miss behaviour hidden behind other names or proxies. The ledger contract has no admin and cannot be paused or changed, which also means mistakes in it cannot be fixed, only replaced by a new deployment. $PADRO is a memecoin with no promised value.