Help & Docs
How launches, trading, fees, and rewards work on Arklis, and the contract reference for anyone indexing or integrating Arklis tokens.
Using Arklis
- Getting startedSign in, pick a network, and fund your wallet.
- Launching a tokenWhat happens when you launch, and the listing price options.
- Buying and sellingHow trades settle on Uniswap v4, slippage, and price impact.
- FeesThe 1.25% trade fee and where every part of it goes.
- Rewards and claimsCreator, referral, cashback, callout, and NFT holder earnings.
- ReferralsInvite traders and earn 15% of the fee on their trades.
- Safety and trustWhat is fixed on-chain, who can change what, and the risks.
- FAQShort answers to common questions.
For traders, creators, and holders.
Developers
- ArchitectureHow the factory, hook, fee ledger, and Uniswap v4 fit together.
- Contract addressesEvery live contract on Arc and Robinhood Chain.
- IndexingDiscover launches and trades from events, and compute price.
- Swap integrationBuild the pool key and route a swap through the Universal Router.
- Token metadatatokenURI, the JSON schema, and the CDN path.
- Fee ledgerRead balances and claim fees from DirectFeeSplitter.
- ChangelogContract versions and documentation changes, by date.
For indexers, aggregators, wallets, and bots.
Live networks
Arc
Chain ID 5042 · USDC · Genesis 2
1.25% fee
Robinhood Chain
Chain ID 4663 · ETH · Direct v1
1.25% fee
Every new launch uses these stacks. Full address list in Contract addresses.
Popular questions
What does a trade cost?
1.25% of the USDC or ETH side of every buy and sell, plus network gas. There is no extra pool fee. See the full split.
Can the liquidity be pulled?
No. At launch the pool position is sent to the burn address 0x…dEaD, so nobody, including Arklis and the creator, can remove it.
How do creators get paid?
25% of every trade fee on your token is credited to you and can be claimed at any time from Earn. How claims work.
Where do I find the contract addresses?
On Contract addresses, with copy and explorer links for Arc and Robinhood Chain.
More in the FAQ.