// Documentation
How DOXXLAUNCH works, and what is live today.
Module status
- Devnet
Wallet connection
Solana Wallet Adapter (Wallet Standard). Connects to devnet; balances are read live.
- Devnet
Solana RPC
Network slot and wallet balances come from the public devnet RPC. A dedicated RPC is required for mainnet.
- Coming soon
Developer identity verification
Server-side KYC provider integration. Not connected — all verification badges shown are demo data.
- Coming soon
Token creation
SPL token mint with metadata and authority revocation. Not deployed.
- Coming soon
Developer supply lock
Audited on-chain vesting/timelock program. Not deployed — lock accounts shown are placeholders.
- Coming soon
FairStart Engine
Wallet caps, phase windows and cooldowns enforced by a launch program, plus off-chain cluster detection.
- Demo only
Project metadata & workflow
Database-backed project records and approval workflow. Currently static demo data.
- Demo only
Community discussion & reports
Discussion, reports and reputation signals. Interactions are local to your session and not saved.
Developer verification
Creators complete identity verification with a third-party provider, handled entirely server-side. The platform stores only the verification result and the fields the developer chooses to disclose publicly.
Verification confirms the disclosed identity under the platform process. It is not an endorsement and does not guarantee a project is safe or profitable.
Developer supply lock
By default, 100% of the declared developer allocation is locked for a minimum of 90 days via an audited on-chain timelock or vesting program. The lock is created and confirmed before the launch can be approved, and its parameters cannot be shortened afterwards.
The lock covers the declared allocation only. It does not lock liquidity (shown separately) and cannot prevent a developer from selling tokens bought or held in other wallets.
FairStart Engine
Enforcement: rules a launch program rejects transactions for, such as per-wallet caps, max transaction size, cooldowns and the fair-access window.
Mitigation: measures that reduce impact without a hard on-chain guarantee. Detection: signals like funding clusters or same-slot bundles that are published for review. Detection never labels or blocks a wallet on its own, and fast trading alone is not a signal.
No system can eliminate snipers or bots entirely. Each launch page lists exactly which protections are active.
Reputation signals
Developer reputation is computed only from disclosed, verifiable criteria: locks honored, wallet-signed updates published, and community reports upheld after review.
Security
Private keys, RPC credentials and identity-provider secrets never ship to the browser. Programs are deployed to devnet first and audited before any mainnet launch is enabled. Admin permissions and fees will be published here before mainnet.