Solana presale terminal
Fundraising you don’t have to trust.
For the people raising and the people backing them — protected by code, not promises. Liquidity locked at launch, refunds automatic, every rule verifiable on-chain.
The terminal
See exactly what you’ll use.
The raise terminal backers land on — live on-chain total, the mercury fill, the deposit flow. This is a seeded preview; real raises render from creator metadata.
Aurora
$AURExample project — this is the terminal your backers see.
A preview of the Chroma raise terminal with seeded data. Your real raise renders here from your submitted metadata; every protection below is read straight from the contract.
Deposit
Your connected wallet receives your tokens and any refund, automatically.
1.5% platform fee at deposit — credited 0.9850.
The problem
Presales run on trust. Trust is exactly what gets people rugged.
A team can pull the liquidity, dump their allocation, or quietly keep the power to mint and freeze the token — and backers find out after the money’s gone. “Trust me” isn’t a guarantee. Chroma replaces it with rules a contract enforces and anyone can read.
How it works
The whole system, on one rail.
SOL and tokens move through the protocol exactly like this — and the contract enforces every step.
Backers deposit
refund-bound to the sender wallet
The bar fills
authoritative on-chain counter
Fills, or refunds
fail → automatic net refund
Launch
LP burned · authorities revoked
Backers claim
pro-rata · computed on-chain
Don’t trust us — read the contract. Every step above is on-chain.
What makes it different
Four guarantees. Each one enforced by the contract, not promised by a team.
Locked liquidity
Initial liquidity is paired and the LP tokens are burned at launch — no one can pull it, not even us.
Revoked authorities
The token’s mint and freeze authority must be revoked before a pool can launch. No stealth mint, no frozen wallets.
Automatic refunds
If a raise doesn’t hit its target, every backer gets their money back automatically. No support ticket, no waiting.
Verifiable
Every rule here is on-chain. Don’t take our word for it — read the contract and check it yourself.
For creators
Launch a presale people can trust — without asking them to.
- Configure your raise, escrow your tokens, set team vesting.
- The contract handles distribution and locks the liquidity for you.
- Backers don’t take your word — the rules are on-chain.
Fundraising is moving from trust to verification.
The protection isn’t a promise you have to believe — it’s code anyone can read. Chroma is the rails.
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