Frequently asked questions

A trading terminal for pons launches on Robinhood Chain. It shows who is behind each token, how it's trading, and lets you buy or sell from your own wallet.

No. Pilotlight is an independent tool that reads public data from the pons contracts. It isn't operated by, affiliated with or endorsed by pons or Robinhood.

Never. Trades are sent from your wallet straight to the pons curve, and you approve each one in your wallet. Pilotlight has no access to your keys or balance.

Viewing everything is free. Trades made through Pilotlight's buttons carry a 0.5% fee, on top of pons' own fees. See Fees.

From every earlier pons launch by the same wallet: how many graduated, died or were dumped by the deployer. Scores can't be bought. See How scores work.

No score makes a token safe. Scores describe a wallet's history, not the future. Most new tokens go to zero; only trade what you can afford to lose.

One-tap trading works for tokens paired with ETH that are still on their bonding curve. Graduated tokens and other pairs link to pons.

A reverted trade costs only gas, a tiny amount on Robinhood Chain. The most common causes are price moving past your slippage limit or the token graduating mid-trade.

Close, not exact. It counts curve trades and values held tokens at the curve price. Trades after graduation and tokens received by transfer aren't counted.

Points have no cash value and come with no promise. They record activity: 1 per $1 traded, 250 for a right graduation call, and 10% of invited wallets' points.

MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow and any WalletConnect wallet. No wallet? Sign in with email, Google or X and one is created for you, controlled only by you (powered by Privy).

You can install Pilotlight to your home screen. See Install the app.

Never. Anyone asking for it is trying to steal your funds.