Frequently Asked Questions

LaunchPlanet is a decentralized launchpad where projects can deploy an ICO contract, publish metadata to IPFS, and raise ETH before exchange listings.

Go to the Launch page, fill in token address, rate, cap, timings, lockup and social links, then deploy. Metadata is uploaded to IPFS and the factory deploys the ICO contract.

No. You deposit the sale allocation from your own wallet directly into the ICO contract. You retain control of any undistributed supply.

The factory may charge either a flat deployment fee or a percentage (future). The UI indicates whether the flat fee checkbox is active. Gas costs also apply.

Progress = (ETH raised * rate) divided by the token cap, expressed as a percentage. Values are pulled directly from on-chain contract state.

You choose any duration (in seconds). Tokens purchased are subject to that lockup before withdrawal if the contract enforces vesting logic.

Funds raised are claimable by the project owner via the withdraw function after conditions are met. Buyers receive tokens based on contract logic—no arbitrary fund withdrawal.

Images and ICO metadata are uploaded to IPFS through the integrated storage client, returning immutable content identifiers.

Yes. All colors are driven by CSS design tokens that switch automatically when dark mode is toggled.

Any EVM-compatible wallet injected in the browser (e.g., MetaMask) via the thirdweb provider integration.

Core immutable parameters (rate, cap, timings) cannot be changed after deployment. You can deploy a new ICO if needed.

Unsold tokens remain in the contract or can be reclaimed depending on contract logic. Raised ETH is still available to withdraw unless a soft-cap condition is implemented (future feature).

Currently no. Compliance modules may be introduced later; you are responsible for legal adherence in your jurisdiction.

You can verify the factory and ICO contracts on the relevant block explorer using the published source, then link the verified address in project materials.