MintPlus is Team Finance's free token launch route on Robinhood Chain: it mints your token, creates the pool and locks the liquidity in a single transaction. The launch is free and the standard lock fee is waived, so gas in ETH is the only fee you pay. This tutorial walks every screen.
Before you open MintPlus
Three things need to exist before the form is worth filling in, and none of them can be fixed mid-flow.
A wallet connected to Robinhood Chain, chain ID 4663. Any Ethereum-compatible wallet works once the network is added.
ETH for gas, which is charged per transaction and is never waived by anyone.
The ETH you plan to pair with your supply in the liquidity pool. This is the part people underestimate: it is not a fee, it is your capital, and it stays exposed to the market for as long as the position exists.
Locksley is built by TrustSwap and powered by Team Finance, so MintPlus is a sister product. The disclosure is the point of stating it — what follows is the mechanism and the price list, not a pitch.
[SCREENSHOT: wallet connected to Robinhood Chain, network selector showing chain ID 4663]
Step 1 — Open the launch flow and connect your wallet
Open MintPlus on Robinhood Chain and connect. The connecting wallet becomes the deployer wallet, which is permanent and public: every buyer can see which address deployed the token and what that address did before and after. If you want deployment separated from your main holdings, connect the wallet you actually want on record.
[SCREENSHOT: step 1 — connect wallet]
Step 2 — Set the token details
Name, symbol, decimals and total supply. Decimals default to the standard eighteen unless you have a specific reason to change them. Nothing here is unique on a public chain — someone can deploy the same name and symbol an hour later — so expect impersonators and plan to publish your contract address everywhere you post.
Supply is the number people fixate on and the one that matters least. A large supply and a small supply describe the same project at different unit prices. What buyers read is distribution.
[SCREENSHOT: step 2 — token name, symbol, decimals and supply]
Step 3 — Configure the pool
Choose how much of your supply goes into the pool and how much ETH pairs with it. Together those two numbers set your opening price, and the ETH side sets the depth — how far a single trade moves that price.
A fair launch puts the entire supply into the pool with nothing held back. Holding supply back is legitimate too, but it is a decision you should publish before launch rather than explain afterward.
[SCREENSHOT: step 3 — pool configuration showing supply share and paired ETH]
Step 4 — Set the lock
Choose the release date for the liquidity lock. On Robinhood Chain the pool position is usually a Uniswap v3 NFT, and Team Finance locks that position directly, so the lock applies to the position itself rather than to a balance of LP tokens. The lock amount, the share of the pool it covers and the exact release timestamp all become on-chain state anyone can verify.
Locks can be extended later. They cannot be shortened. Pick a date you can live with.
[SCREENSHOT: step 4 — lock duration and release date]
Step 5 — Review and confirm one transaction
The review screen shows the token, the pool and the lock together. Read the pool row twice: the ETH figure there is leaving your wallet as capital, not as a fee.
Confirm, and mint, pool and lock settle in the same transaction. That single-transaction structure is the mechanism worth understanding — there is no interval in which the token exists with an open pool, because the pool and the lock are created in the same block as the supply.
[SCREENSHOT: step 5 — review screen with the single confirm transaction]
What every step costs
Prices as of August 2026, from team.finance/robinhood. Gas is paid separately in ETH on top of every row.
| Item | Price (as of August 2026) |
|---|---|
| MintPlus token launch | Free — the standard lock fee is waived |
| Liquidity lock outside the MintPlus flow | $150 per use |
| Token lock | $150 per use |
| Vesting schedule | $100 per use |
| Airdrop | $100 per use |
| Multisender | $50 per use |
| Staking pool | Free for a limited time |
| Pro plan | $2,500/year, unlimited |
| Gas | Paid in ETH, per transaction, never waived |
| The ETH you put in the pool | Your capital, not a fee |
The full itemization, including the costs that surprise people after launch, is in what launching a token really costs.
After you confirm
A token page for your pair exists as soon as the pool does — Locksley's screener links out to it — with price, pool depth, holder distribution and lock state read from the contracts. Team Finance locks run on TrustSwap's own contracts, so we read them directly. Your pool appears on new tokens alongside every other launch that hour, which is where screeners and early buyers look first.
If you skipped the lock, the page will say "No lock found" — and "No lock found" means we found none — not that none exists. Locksley does not yet index every locker.
For the wider decision set behind these screens, read how to launch a token on Robinhood Chain. For what to do once it is live, your token's first 48 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Is the MintPlus launch really free?
The launch fee is zero and the standard lock fee is waived, as of August 2026. Two real costs remain. Gas is charged in ETH for the transaction and is never waived by any tool. The ETH you pair with your supply in the pool leaves your wallet as capital and remains exposed to the market. Free refers to fees only.
What exactly is the lock fee waiver?
Team Finance, our sister product, normally charges $150 per liquidity lock, as of August 2026. When the lock is created inside the MintPlus launch transaction, that charge is waived, so mint, pool and lock together cost only gas. Locking a pool later, outside the launch flow, is a separate transaction at the standard per-use price.
Can I add liquidity or extend the lock after launch?
Yes to both. Adding liquidity creates or increases a position and costs gas. Extending a lock pushes the release timestamp further out and is permitted. Shortening a lock or withdrawing early is not — that is the property the lock exists to create, and it is why the release date deserves thought before you sign.
“No lock found” means we found none, not that none exists: we do not index other lockers yet, and it is never a claim about the project.
We never take custody. We will only ever ask you to sign a sign-in message. We will never ask you to sign a transaction or a token approval.
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