How it works
Your funds never pass through us.
Nyxscan is an interface. We read the chain, explain what we find and prepare the transaction. Your wallet signs it, and the launchpad’s contract executes it.
The life of one buy
- 01DiscoverNyxscanOur indexer reads every launch event from the launchpad’s factory contract on Robinhood Chain and lists it within seconds.
- 02ScanNyxscanWe read the creator tax, opening buys, snipe-tax status, liquidity and graduation state from public on-chain data.
- 03QuoteNyxscanWe compute the price from the curve’s reserves with the contract’s own math, including every fee and tax for your wallet.
- 04Dry-runNyxscanWe simulate your buy against the contract. If it would fail, you see why before anything is signed.
- 05SignYour walletYou approve the transaction in your own wallet. Gas comes from your own ETH balance.
- 06ExecuteLaunchpad contractThe curve contract prices the trade, takes its fee and sends the tokens straight to your wallet.
- 07SettleRobinhood ChainThe transaction is recorded on-chain, permanently and publicly. We read your actual fill from it.
How the scanner decides
Each signal is a rule over public data, with a level:
- Warning: likely to cost you, e.g. a creator tax of 5% or more, untaxed insiders holding 10% or more of supply, or sells closed.
- Check: worth a look, e.g. any creator tax, untaxed opening buyers, or a duplicate symbol.
- Info: context, e.g. liquidity status or the pair token.
We never call a token safe. A clean scan means we found nothing on these rules, not that nothing is wrong.
How quotes stay exact
Buys take the fee and taxes from your input, then price the rest on the curve. Sells price first, then take the fee from the output. The snipe tax is read for your wallet specifically, because it’s tied to the receiving address.
We reproduce that order with the same integer rounding and check it against the live contracts.