Overview
Nova is a non-custodial interface for creating and discovering community tokens on Solana. Nova does not hold your wallet keys or assets. Every transaction must be reviewed and approved through your connected wallet.
Tokens launch live on Solana mainnet through Pump.fun. The wallet that signs the launch is recorded as the creator and receives Pump.fun creator fees.
Connect a wallet
Select Connect Wallet and choose Phantom or Solflare. Your wallet extension will ask you to approve the connection. Connecting lets Nova view your public wallet address; it does not give Nova permission to move funds.
- Install Phantom or Solflare from the wallet provider’s official website.
- Confirm that the wallet is set to the intended Solana network.
- Review the connection request, then approve it in the wallet.
- Use the connected address control to disconnect when finished.
Never share your recovery phrase or private key. Nova will never ask for either.
Create a token
Choose Create token to prepare a launch. You will enter the token name, ticker, artwork, and description before reviewing the launch details with your wallet.
- Name and ticker: Use clear, original identifiers that do not impersonate another project.
- Artwork: Upload content you own or have permission to use.
- Description: Explain the token accurately. Do not promise returns or conceal material risks.
- Wallet review: Verify the destination, network, amounts, and fees before approving any future live transaction.
Bonding curve and graduation
A bonding curve is an automated pricing mechanism that changes a token’s price according to activity along the curve. The progress indicator represents movement toward the launch’s configured graduation threshold.
When live deployment is enabled and a token reaches 100%, the intended product flow is to migrate liquidity to Raydium. Graduation does not mean a token is safe, endorsed, liquid, or likely to retain value. Network conditions and third-party services may delay or prevent migration.
Transactions and fees
Solana transactions may include network fees and, once announced in the interface, Nova or third-party fees. The wallet confirmation is the final source for the transaction you are authorizing. Blockchain transactions are generally irreversible.
Nova does not currently publish a live fee schedule because live deployment is not enabled. Any applicable fees will be displayed before a user is asked to approve a live transaction.
Safety checklist
- Verify the token contract address rather than relying on a name or ticker.
- Review every wallet prompt and reject transactions you do not understand.
- Assume community tokens can lose all value and may have limited liquidity.
- Check links independently and beware of impersonators, copied branding, and unsolicited messages.
- Read the Terms and Risk Disclosure before using Nova.