How to launch a coin on URGE

What you need

Have a token name, ticker and image ready, plus a short description of your idea. Prepare any website, X, Telegram or Discord links you want to publish. Use links you control and check them before signing.

URGE launches on Solana using Raydium LaunchLab. Your launch wallet is public, and URGE can show its recorded buys, sales and launch history. Choose that wallet with the expectation that buyers may review it.

Complete the launch form

Open the launch page from the link below and sign in or connect your wallet when prompted.

1. Add your token image, name and ticker.
2. Write your description and add the community links you want to share.
3. Review the initial-buy amount and selected funding asset. If the flow requires a conversion, review that transaction and its costs too.
4. Check the funding requirements, current fee information and wallet prompts. Keep the required SOL reserve.
5. Approve the intended launch transaction and wait for confirmation. If a transaction is still pending, check its status before submitting again.

After your coin goes live

Open the resulting token page and verify the mint address, token identity and trading information. Share that page and mint address through your official channels. Buyers should not have to guess which similarly named token is yours.

In URGE launch notifications, unique buyers means distinct recorded buying wallets since launch, including the creator. Indexing may lag. Bonding progress is the SOL funding raised as a percentage of that pool's graduation target. The exact SOL raised remains available on the token page. Card figures are captured when the notification is prepared and are not live quotes. Launch Time shows the recorded launch time.

Review your creator page as well. Your recorded launch history is part of what buyers can inspect. If you buy, sell or distribute tokens, communicate clearly about it rather than relying on people to interpret every wallet movement themselves.

Where to check fees

Read the Creator Fees page and the transaction review for current charges. Creation costs, an initial buy, trading fees and network fees are different items. Fee earnings depend on actual trading and the applicable pool settings; launching alone does not guarantee revenue.