We ring you
Drop your number above and the phone rings within seconds. Any phone works — mobile or landline.
Leave your number and Ring calls you back. Tell it the name and the ticker — your token deploys on Robinhood Chain through Pons V2 before you hang up.
We pay for the call. Include your country code — the call is placed to exactly the number you type.
Timings from a real launch. Nothing to fill in, nothing to sign.
Drop your number above and the phone rings within seconds. Any phone works — mobile or landline.
The name of your token and its ticker. Ring spells the ticker back to you before anything deploys.
You say yes, Pons V2 deploys on Robinhood Chain, and Ring reads you the result while you are still on the line.
A real call, thirty-eight seconds, start to finish.
Nothing to configure. The call asks you two questions and that is the whole setup.
Every token launches against Ethereum on a Pons bonding curve. There is no opening buy and no allocation — the supply starts on the curve, and anyone, including you, buys it there once it is live.
Ring is the voice layer. The token itself lives on-chain, like any other.
Your token is minted on Robinhood Chain, where tokenized equities and crypto settle side by side.
Once it is live it behaves like any token on the chain — tradable, transferable, and readable by every explorer and wallet on the network.
Pons V2 does the deployment. It creates the token and opens its bonding curve against Ethereum in one transaction, triggered by your yes on the call.
The whole thing settles in a couple of seconds, which is why Ring can tell you it worked before you hang up.
No listing fee, no deposit, and the call is on us. You do not need a wallet, an app, or a single form.
Not to launch. Ring deploys the token and reads you the result on the call. To buy any of it you will need a wallet on Robinhood Chain, the same as for any other token there.
No. There is no opening buy and no allocation to anyone. The entire supply starts on the bonding curve, and anyone — including you — buys it on Pons once it is live.
Ethereum, every time. It is not something the call asks about, which is one fewer question between you and a live token.
Nothing deploys until Ring reads the name and the ticker back to you and you say yes. Change any of it on the call, or hang up and nothing happens at all.
We are opening countries gradually. Enter your number with its country code — if we cannot reach it yet, the form will say so straight away and nothing is charged to you either way.
Ring reads the result out on the call, and the token is on Pons and on the Robinhood Chain explorer the moment it deploys — searchable by its ticker or its contract address.
Thirty-eight seconds from a ringing phone to a live token on Robinhood Chain.