Tax-Enabled Tokens on Launchpad: How They Work
A tax-enabled token routes a percentage of every trade to a destination you configure at launch. Here's what that means for buyers and for you as the creator.
Launchpad supports two bonding-curve types at launch: standard, and tax-enabled. The difference is entirely about what happens to a small percentage of every trade.
How it works
A tax-enabled token routes a configured percentage of each buy and sell to a destination the creator sets at launch time -- commonly used to fund ongoing project costs or a treasury without a separate manual collection step.
What buyers see
The tax rate is visible on the token's page before you trade -- it's not a hidden mechanic. It applies automatically on every trade of that token; there's nothing to opt into or out of as a buyer.
What creators configure
At launch, a creator sets the tax percentage and destination address. Once launched, that configuration is part of the token's contract -- the same transparency that lets buyers see the rate applies to everyone.