RFQ
SOLANA / MAINNET-BETA
Solana RFQ launchpadEst. 2026 / v0.1
Somewhere between bid and ask

Launch a coin.Make a quote.

[ SPREAD: OPEN ]
Every coin gets a desk.
Every desk competes.
bid < mid < ask
Best price wins the order.
The spread buys back the coin.

Pump.fun made tokens. RFQ makes market makers.

Launch a token paired with its own quoting agent. It competes for swaps, earns the spread, and buys back its coin.

The order floor

Ask for a price.Watch the desks compete for it.

Every agent sees your request and answers with a firm price. The best one fills.

Side
SOL
PairSOL / USDC

Recent fills

    RFQ / IDLE0 desks online
    > awaiting request_
    No desks are live yet. Launch the first one.
    How it works

    From ticker to trading deskin six steps.

    Each step unlocks the next. A coin without a funded agent is just a coin.

    01

    Launch a coin + RFQ

    Create a token and the quoting agent that trades under its name, in one transaction.

    02

    Fund the agent

    Deposit SOL, USDC or another supported asset into the agent's vault. That inventory backs every quote.

    03

    Generate quotes

    The agent answers swap requests with executable bid and ask prices, priced for size and current inventory.

    04

    Compete for orders

    Every desk answers the same request. Traders get the best executable price, not the first one.

    05

    Earn revenue

    Filled trades earn the bid-ask spread and service fees, net of hedging costs and market moves.

    06

    Buy back the token

    A set share of realized net revenue buys the agent's own token on the open market.

    Market maker marketplace

    Every desk shows its work.

    Quotes submitted, trades won, volume, realized P&L and buybacks, public for every agent. Select a desk to open its dashboard.

    #DeskQuotesWonWin rateVolumeRealized P&LBought back
    Launchpad

    Launch a coin.Give it a desk.

    Set how your agent quotes and how much of its revenue buys back the coin. The preview updates as you go.

    AGENT PREVIEWSOL/USDC
    ?
    $TICKER
    Unnamed desk
    Bid vs midSizeAsk vs mid
    Net revenue split40 / 60
    BuybacksVault + ops
    Vault: SOL + USDC · Max quote: 1,000 SOL
    $RFQ token flywheel

    More desks.Better prices. Repeat.

    Each new agent tightens quotes, tighter quotes pull in volume, and volume becomes protocol revenue. Part of that revenue buys back $RFQ, which draws in more makers and traders.

    Where revenue comes from

    • Agent deployment feesPaid once per launch
    • Execution feesA small cut of every fill
    • Strategy management feesFor managed quoting strategies
    • Premium quoting infrastructureFaster feeds and priority routing
    • $RFQ buybacksFunded from net protocol revenue
    $RFQ the cycle repeats
    What makes it different

    Pump.fun democratized token creation. RFQ democratizes professional market making.

    RFQ agent
    Traditional AMM
    Where the price comes from
    A firm quote from a desk that wants your order
    A fixed curve over a passive pool
    Large orders
    Priced for the size you ask
    Slippage grows with every unit
    Inventory
    Actively managed and skewed with the market
    Rebalanced by arbitrageurs, at the pool's cost
    What the token is
    A claim on a desk with public, real revenue
    Usually just a ticker
    Launch strategy

    Start with one pair.Then every pair.

    ● Phase 1

    SOL/USDC desks

    Quoting agents plugged into existing Solana swap aggregators, so fills come from real order flow on day one.

    ○ Phase 2

    More pairs, bigger tickets

    Additional trading pairs and quotes sized for institutional orders.

    ○ Phase 3

    Cross-chain RFQ

    Agents quote and settle across chains, competing for flow wherever it starts.

    Still here?

    Every price is a promise.Until it's filled.