This is your Onboard-funded starting balance. You can withdraw any profit above 0.5 SOL once your positions are closed.
Find your current.
Understand your tools, your wallet, and the idea behind Onboard’s community-funded trading journey.
Why reflow
We’re closing the loop. Trading generates fees. We want those fees to help new traders get started, bringing people and capital back into Solana markets.
We wanted an alternative to the cycle of big calls, promised airdrops and announcements about what comes next—followed by money leaving the market while those promises go unfulfilled. The same question applies to fees directed toward inactive X accounts or abandoned GitHub projects: how does that value help the people still trading?
We have seen launchpads use a similar give-back message to justify giveaways, without a clear path for that money to return to the market. Our focus is funding people who want to become traders. The sponsored allocation is designed for trading on Solana, so it helps someone begin their journey while putting capital back into the market.
We want that value to stay active in the market: helping new traders get started, creating new participation and bringing fresh trading volume back to the charts. A fee can become another trader’s starting point, and that first trade can become the beginning of a longer journey.
Onboard is designed to direct participating creator fees from the official Onboard coin and tokens launched through onboardpad into a shared treasury. That treasury is intended to give eligible new traders a 0.5 SOL starting allocation, so they can begin their journey in real Solana markets.
Some people want to explore the market before committing serious money of their own. Others have the curiosity and ideas, but need help taking their first step. We want to give them a place to learn, build confidence and decide how they want to trade. Maybe someone who starts here becomes the next Cupsey or Frank. Who knows? Everyone starts somewhere.
The aim is to close the loop: creator fees help fund new traders, those traders participate in Solana markets, and returned funds join new creator fees in the treasury to help the next group get started. People who choose to continue with their own capital can bring more activity back to the charts, too.
That is why we call it Onboard. We want more of the value created in this ecosystem to find its way back into it—through new traders, new opportunities and a community that helps the next person begin.
Getting started
Explore Solana tokens without an account. Sign in with Google or X to create your profile, access a personal Solana wallet, save a watchlist, and join the funding waiting list.
Choose a username and profile picture in your account. Your picture’s main color personalizes the thin accent lines across your workspace. The default is white.
Markets & research
Search by token name or paste its Solana mint address. Use Trending, Most held, and Graduated to explore markets. Slide the category row with its arrows when more tabs are off-screen.
Trending comes from Jupiter. Most held compares holder counts within the top 100 trending tokens, rather than every Solana token. Graduated lists observed, finalized Pump migrations.
Charts, swaps, holder information and risk checks help you research a token. Check the source and update time: missing data stays unavailable, and market cap can differ from fully diluted valuation. A risk check is partial and does not establish that a token is safe.
Your personal trading wallet
- Open a token and choose Buy or Sell.
- Enter the amount. Buys use SOL; sells use token units or a percentage of your balance.
- Check your amount and the fee information shown above the trade button.
- Click Buy or Sell once. This authorizes signing through your embedded Privy wallet and submission through Jupiter without a second trade confirmation.
- Check the result and transaction link. If submission is unresolved, check the existing trade before placing another.
Quotes expire quickly, and a token needs an executable route. The swap fee is capped at 0.5%; network fees also apply, and Jupiter uses automatic slippage. Direct trading on an ungraduated Pump bonding curve is not connected.
Personal wallet verification, balance reads and the swap integration are connected. A funded end-to-end trade has not yet been validated. Portfolio position tracking and personal withdrawal controls are not connected.
Your funding journey
Onboard gives eligible new traders 0.5 SOL to start trading. Your personal funds stay separate.
Close your positions and complete your journey. You keep 0.75 SOL: your 0.5 SOL profit plus a 0.25 SOL reward. The other 0.25 SOL returns to the treasury to fund another trader.
Your journey ends. The system closes your positions and returns the remaining funds to the treasury, where trading conditions allow.
Withdrawing profits early keeps your journey going. The reward unlocks when your remaining balance reaches 1 SOL.
Network fees apply to transfers. Each sponsored purchase uses a 50% stop-loss trigger; the final exit price depends on market conditions.
Join the waiting list in your portfolio to see your place in the queue. Eligible users are funded as treasury funds become available. Allocations depend on eligibility and available treasury funds.
The idea behind the trade.
Theses pair a token with a user’s reasoning and what would change their mind. Open Feed from the navigation or the chart’s side panel to read community posts. Opening a post’s token lets you inspect that market.
Posts are user opinions, not verified performance or promised returns.
Take your research with you.
Onboard Companion is coming soon. It is planned to bring Onboard tools alongside terminals such as Axiom and Padre for users who prefer their trading screens. A test version is available only to the Onboard team for private testing. Supported browsers and trading features will be confirmed before public release.
Explore the planned companion ↗
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