how ZEROID works, and what it can't do

ZEROID is a Solana launchpad and trading terminal on Meteora's Dynamic Bonding Curve. You use it with a burner wallet that lives only in your browser tab. The site runs on a normal domain and as a Tor onion service.

01 how it works

+-------------+     +---------+     +-------------------+     +-------+
| 1. generate | --> | 2. fund | --> | 3. launch / trade | --> | 4.nuke|
+-------------+     +---------+     +-------------------+     +-------+

1. Generate. Click the burner badge. A 12-word phrase and key are created in your tab (BIP39, the same derivation Phantom uses, so you can import the phrase there later). The phrase is shown once.
2. Fund. Send SOL to the burner address from any wallet or exchange. The QR code helps on mobile.
3. Launch or trade. Every transaction is built on our server, decoded in your browser, simulated, and only then signed in the tab.
4. Nuke. Send what is left to any address, then the key is zeroed in memory. Closing the tab does the same.

02 security model

The page loads nothing from third parties: fonts are self-hosted, there is no CDN and no analytics, and a strict Content Security Policy only allows our own origin. The browser talks to the chain through our RPC proxy, so no RPC provider sees you. The burner uses no cookies, no local storage and no service worker.

03 the inspector + program allowlist

Before you sign, the burner decodes every instruction, names the program, shows the platform fee as its own line, and simulates the transaction to show exactly how your SOL and tokens change. It refuses to sign if any instruction calls a program outside this list, if the fee payer is not your burner, or if the transaction uses lookup tables it can't inspect.

04 fees & vault

Every coin uses one ZEROID config on Meteora. Meteora keeps its protocol share of each trading fee. The rest goes to the config's fee claimer, the ZEROID Vault. The pool creator is moved to the vault in the launch transaction itself, so the creator side also lands there. A small launch fee in SOL goes to the vault too. Each coin page shows the split read from the config.

Payouts are sent manually by the ZEROID team to $ZEROID holders above a minimum balance, pro-rata. Each payout is published on the ledger with its snapshot hash, CSV and transactions. No schedule is promised.

05 tor browser security levels

06 onion address

petvs4gjc5vs64efscygd57frejramcbifm4nhw53sdpn2ucm3pvmpad.onion

Verify it before you trust it: compare the full address here, on our X account (@zeroidpad) and in the README of our repository. Phishing copies use addresses that look similar at the start and the end. Bookmark it in Tor Browser instead of searching for it.

07 what we can't hide

• Everything on-chain is public: your burner address, every trade, every amount, forever.
• Funding links wallets. If you fund the burner from an exchange account or your main wallet, that link is on-chain.
• Timing: someone watching both a funding transfer and a launch seconds later can connect them.
• Clearnet visits show your IP to the network path. Use the onion address if that matters to you.
• ZEROID is not a mixer and does not offer one. We don't do privacy pools, swaps to other chains or anything that hides where funds came from.

08 faq

09 risks

Memecoins are extremely risky. Most go to zero, and anyone can launch anything. A burner holds real money: if you lose the phrase, nobody can recover it. Smart contracts can have bugs. Payouts depend on trading volume and are sent manually, so they can be small, late or not happen. Nothing on ZEROID is financial advice.