Testnet This is a test site on Robinhood Chain Testnet (chain 46630). It runs on test ETH, and nothing here has any value.

Phone wallets are not supported yet: creating and trading need a desktop browser with a wallet extension.

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What testnet means
  • Test ETH, WETH (test) and every token created here have no value. FairHatch offers no way to exchange them for money, and nothing here is an offer or an investment.
  • The contracts are FairHatch's testnet-1 release. They have not been audited by a security firm, and their source is not yet published.
  • Each launch opens at a price taken from a test price feed and pool that FairHatch runs on this testnet, not from any real market. FairHatch's price keeper is there to keep that price fresh and near a set value; when the keeper does not run, the price goes stale and creating is closed until it runs again, while buying and selling go on. Testnet shows how the mechanism works, not what anything is worth.
  • The testnet, its contracts and this site may be paused or reset at any time, and launches, balances and history may disappear when they are.
  • Use a browser-extension wallet that holds only test assets. This site asks your wallet for Robinhood Chain Testnet only; never approve a request for any other chain.
  • Phone wallets are not supported yet: use a desktop browser with a wallet extension.
  • A launch graduates when its curve sells out, which takes about 0.32 WETH (test) of buys at the testnet price. This site does not trade a launch after it graduates.

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Names are the tokens' own, and two tokens can share one. The address identifies a token; one not yet named is listed by its address.

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Connecting tells this page which address you control, and the address stays in the browser. Nothing is sent until you press a create, buy, sell, unwrap or clear-approval button and approve the request in your wallet, on Robinhood Chain Testnet only. Use a wallet that holds only test assets.

Privacy notice

Last updated: 2026-10-17

In short. This site asks for no name, no email address and no account. It sets no cookies of its own, runs no analytics script, and loads no script, font or image from a third party. Our servers keep no IP address. Cloudflare, which delivers the site, sees your IP address, and our Cloudflare account shows us the IP address of requests that Cloudflare's firewall or rate limits act on; Cloudflare also gives us aggregate counts of requests and visitors. What you do on chain is public and permanent, like everything on a public blockchain.

Who is responsible. FairHatch runs this site. For any question about this notice, write to security@fairhatch.com.

What stays in your browser. When you connect a wallet, the page keeps the connection in your browser's local storage, under keys that start with wagmi.: your wallet's address, the chain it is on and the wallet's name, so the page can reconnect when you come back. It is not sent to us. Clearing this site's data in your browser removes it.

What your browser sends to the chain. To show balances and approvals, check the contracts and follow your transactions, the page reads Robinhood Chain Testnet directly from your browser, through the chain's public RPC endpoint, https://rpc.testnet.chain.robinhood.com. That endpoint is run by others, not by FairHatch: it receives your IP address and the addresses and transactions the page asks about. Your wallet extension may make requests of its own, under its own privacy policy.

What passes through Cloudflare. Every request to this site passes through Cloudflare, which delivers and protects it (encryption, firewall and rate limits). Cloudflare sees your IP address and the details of each request. Our Cloudflare account shows us the IP address and details of requests that its firewall or rate limits act on, for 31 days. Cloudflare sets no cookie of its own on this site.

What reaches our servers, and what they keep. The site runs on servers we rent from Hetzner in Germany (Nuremberg). Cloudflare passes your IP address to our web server in request headers; the web server does not write it down, and it removes those headers before the request reaches the site's application, which never sees it.

  • The web server's access log records, for each request: the time, the host name, the method, the path without its query string, the protocol, the status code, the size of the answer and the response times. It records no IP address, no browser details and no referring page. It is kept for 14 days.
  • The web server's error log records requests that fail at the web server. Such a line can hold the path with its query string and the referring page, if your browser sent one, but no visitor's IP address (only Cloudflare's). It is kept for 14 days.
  • Checking a draft token. When you press "Check this draft", the name, symbol and supply are sent to our server, which checks them and answers. It keeps nothing.
  • Following your transaction. After you create or trade, the page asks our server whether the site's lists show the launch or the trade yet. It sends the token's address and the transaction's hash, both public on chain. They are not stored.
  • Our database holds only what it reads from the public chain: launches, trades with the addresses that made them, token transfers and balances, and prices. Its backups are encrypted, stored with Cloudflare R2 (Eastern Europe) and kept for at least 35 days and at most about six weeks.
  • The services' own logs record errors and events of the site's programs, with no visitor's IP address.

What is public on chain. Your wallet address, every transaction you send, the tokens you create (with their names and symbols), your trades and your balances are recorded on Robinhood Chain Testnet. Anyone can read them, in this site, in the chain's explorer or anywhere else, and nobody, us included, can change or delete them. Hiding a launch only changes what this site shows.

If you write to us. If you email us, we receive your email address and your message in our mailbox, which runs on Google Workspace. We use them only to deal with your message, and we keep them for 12 months after the matter is closed. When we hide a launch after a report, our record of it holds the date, the token, the reason and a report number, not your address.

What we do not do. We do not sell data, show ads, track you across sites or build profiles.

Where data is handled. Our servers are in Germany and Finland, our backups in Cloudflare R2's Eastern Europe region, our mail at Google, and Cloudflare handles requests in its own network.

Your rights. We hold little that identifies you: no account and no cookie of our own. Our servers keep no IP address; our Cloudflare account shows the IP address of requests Cloudflare's firewall or rate limits act on, as "What passes through Cloudflare" says; and if you email us, we hold your address and your message, as "If you write to us" says. To ask about anything we hold, write to security@fairhatch.com. We cannot delete or change anything on the chain.

Changes. We may change this notice. The date at the top says when it last changed.