fraud.capital
Equity token launchpad
An equity token is an ordinary share — you vote, you collect dividends, you legally own a slice of the company — except you can buy or sell it in two seconds, any hour of any day, with no bank and no paperwork.
Vote at the AGM, collect dividends, own a slice on the register.
Buy and sell in two seconds, day or night, weekends included.
Every shareholder right, none of the friction on the way out.
In plain English
If this is all you ever read about equity tokens, it is enough.
Not a fan token. Not a bet. A slice of the company.
The token IS the share. There is no paper certificate somewhere else.
Two seconds, not two months.
An unlisted share takes months to find a buyer. Here it is a button.
The register is public. Nobody can quietly rewrite it.
You can verify who owns what yourself, without asking permission.
The market opens soon. The first company to tokenise its equity on Robinhood Chain will appear right here.
Side by side
An unlisted share has the rights but none of the liquidity. A memecoin has the liquidity but none of the rights. An equity token takes both.
| What you get | Equity tokenfraud.capital | Ordinary shareunlisted | Memecoinplain token |
|---|---|---|---|
Voting rights You get a say in the big decisions. | Yes | Yes | No |
Dividends You get your cut when the company makes money. | Yes | Yes | No |
Legal ownership The law recognises that this slice of the company is yours. | Yes | Yes | No |
Sell in two seconds You click, it is sold. | Yes | Months | Yes |
Open 24/7 Nights, weekends, holidays — the market keeps running. | Yes | No | Yes |
No middleman No bank, no broker, no notary taking a cut. | Yes | No | Yes |
“Ordinary share, unlisted” means equity in a private company — the kind that takes months to find a buyer for.
The platform token
The token that runs the launchpad. Not a share in anything.
$FRAUD is not an equity token. No voting rights, no dividends, no claim on any company's profits or assets. It is the token that pays for listings and secures the platform — and the clearest example of the difference this whole site exists to explain.
If you want the thing that does carry voting rights, dividends and legal ownership, that is an equity token — a different instrument entirely.
Pay in $FRAUD, pay less
A company listing its equity pays in stablecoin — or in $FRAUD at a discount. Every new listing is a real purchase.
Skin in the game
The issuer locks $FRAUD when it files, gets it back at graduation, and forfeits it if the filing turns out to be fraudulent.
Vouch, or stay quiet
Stake $FRAUD behind a listing you believe in. If it turns out to be a fraud, your stake is slashed. Trust you can measure.
$FRAUD has not launched yet and the utilities above describe the intended design, not a live product or a promise of future value. Nothing here is an offer to sell a token or an investment recommendation, and token values can go to zero.
The journey
Three steps, and the same mechanism for everyone.
It writes a slice of its shares — say 15% — into a contract on Robinhood Chain. Those shares stop living on paper and start living on-chain, in a single signed transaction.
Permissionless — your parameters are validated, nobody approves you.
Anyone can buy in, from a few dollars. The price rises as the curve fills. That is the progress bar on every card.
No private allocation — everyone sees the same price.
At 100%, liquidity locks and the token moves to continuous trading. From then on it changes hands in two seconds, day or night.
Dividends land straight in holders' wallets.
Tokenise a slice of your cap table and open it to the market in minutes.
FAQ
Short answers, no jargon.
A real share. The token is the ownership title itself: it is backed by the company's articles and recorded on the shareholder register. If you hold one, you are a shareholder. Full stop.
Yes, whenever the company pays them. The payment lands directly in the wallet holding the token, pro rata, with nothing for you to claim or file.
One token, one vote. Ballots are open on-chain: you sign from your wallet, and the result is public and verifiable by anyone.
Because it is built for regulated financial assets: compliance sits at the protocol level, transaction fees are negligible, and settlement takes seconds.
While a token is filling its liquidity curve, its price follows an automatic formula. When the bar hits 100%, liquidity locks and the token moves to the main order book. That is graduation.
Yes. Share prices go down as well as up, and companies fail. You can lose everything you put in. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
There is no platform minimum. Tokens are divisible, so you can start with a few dollars.
Nobody approves them. fraud.capital is permissionless: your parameters are validated, and that is the whole gate. It means no committee can quietly block a legitimate company — and it means the diligence is yours. Check the token address, who the creator is, and how the holdings are spread before you buy anything.
