One coin.Every chain.
Launch once. Your coin lives natively on Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain and Arc, with one shared supply.
Move it anywhere.
The supply stays the same.
Send coins from one chain to another. They are burned where they leave and minted where they land. Nothing is locked, nothing is wrapped, and the total never changes.
Not a clone.
Not wrapped.
There are two usual ways to put a coin on more than one chain. Both split something that should stay whole.
Omni
The coin is native on every chain it lives on. Moving it burns it on one side and mints it on the other. One supply, no lockbox.
1 supply · burn → mintOne coin.
One price everywhere.
Each chain has its own pool. When one drifts, arbitrage moves coins across and pulls the price back in line.
Fees from every chain
land in one place.
Launch once.
Live on every chain.
Name, ticker, picture. Choose the chains and how the supply starts out. Sign once.
The honest details.
Fixed at launch, shared by every chain. Moving coins burns them on the way out and mints the same amount on the way in.
Moves are carried by LayerZero (OFT) or Wormhole (NTT), the same standards used by large multichain tokens. You pick one at launch.
A move usually lands in seconds to a few minutes and costs a few cents in network fees on each side.
There is no lockbox to drain, but every move depends on the messaging layer verifying it. That is the trust you take on.
Phantom covers Solana and the EVM chains. Solflare, Backpack and MetaMask work on their own chains.
The coin of the launchpad, live on every chain it supports. A slice of every launch’s fees buys it back.
Contract address drops at launch.