MAINNET TOOLS AND PROGRAM RELEASE
Mainnet release desk.
Use wallet-approved native tools today. Check the separate deployment gates for VEYDUCT’s custom programs.
Wallet-approved mainnet tools
These operations use existing Solana System and classic SPL Token programs. Review real SOL costs and token changes before signing. No custom VEYDUCT deployment is needed. Pump launch uses the existing Pump program to create a separate token and bonding curve, with creator fees directed to your wallet.
No funded mainnet acceptance transaction is claimed by this release report. Local signed-transaction tests verify the implemented safeguards. Your wallet supplies approval and transaction fees.
Launch the VEYDUCT token
The token is not launched yet. A Pump launch uses your connected wallet as creator and does not need the nine custom VEYDUCT programs.
- Review the token identity. Prepared metadata uses name VEYDUCT, symbol VEYDUCT and the official profile image. Change the name or ticker before signing if needed.
- Fund your creator wallet with SOL. The launch tool calculates current creation and network costs before wallet approval. No first purchase is included.
- Create the token on Pump. Use the published metadata link below. Review the creator wallet, token details and costs, then approve in your wallet.
- Verify and publish the address. Check the confirmed launch receipt and Pump market. Only then can the official buy button and copy-address control be activated for that mint.
View prepared token metadata · View token image
Prepared metadata is not a minted token or proof of an official contract address. The buy button remains closed until the actual mint is verified.
Open Pump launch tool Official token sectionRun a check to load verified network data.
Nine exact program artifacts
These binaries passed runtime tests. No mainnet program deployment has been verified.
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Required release gates
Release requirements
Native wallet tools and public reads are separate from custom-program deployment. The keeper is inactive and automatic fee collection or payouts are unavailable. Fee-router settlement requires its owner or an explicitly approved executor; a token holder cannot trigger or redirect payouts by holding tokens. Deploy and test the fee router before enabling these actions. Open custody modules one at a time after deposits, payouts, recovery and upgrade authority are verified on the public chain. Raffle additionally requires a real oracle fulfillment and recovery policy.
Download the exact artifact release planMainnet deployment inspection now checks pinned program bytes, canonical ProgramData and the chosen upgrade authority. Inspection is read only and does not activate custody.
Download the mainnet deployment settingsA passing local test is not a security certification. Deployment requires real SOL for program accounts and transactions.
Solana deployment documentation