Orbit LaunchBETA v5.17.11Build with Orbit.
Route real liquidity.
Orbit Launch creates hookless Uniswap v4 markets on Robinhood Chain. A native-pool quoting API and downloadable adapter let compatible DEX and bridge apps use Orbit liquidity from their own interfaces.
Start with public data
- Protocol manifestChain, contracts, ABI and API links
- Paginated pool catalogIndexed launches, v4 keys and reference snapshots
- Arbitrage bot marketsFee-adjusted candidates, tiny-profit quote API and integration adapter
- Live bot market stateSame-block pool price, fees and active liquidity
- Bot integration manifestDiscovery, scanner and execution requirements
- Token-list exportAddresses, 18 decimals and published artwork
- Recent activity streamNDJSON updates with real swap positions
- Reference price streamCached/verified price and supply updates
- Public token pagesCanonical pages, contracts and paired markets
Check an executable cycle
Discover launches using factory events and identify pools by their key and PoolManager. A v4 pool ID is a bytes32 identifier, not a separate pair-contract address.
- Read current pool state and verify the chain and contract addresses.
- Quote every leg at the same block, including each pool's fee.
- Simulate the complete transaction from the actual trading wallet.
- Include gas, slippage and a positive net-profit threshold.
The catalog is read-only. It does not execute trades or certify that any displayed price gap is profitable.
Discovery and data guide →Independent bot integration guide →
Offer an Orbit route in your app
Request an exact-input quote for a direct or two-pool path. Orbit prices every leg at the same block using the official Uniswap v4 quoter. Browsing needs no wallet. Add the actual recipient for protected unsigned router calldata.
GET /api/routes?chainId=4663&fromToken=0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000&toToken=<indexed-token>&fromAmount=1000000000000000&slippageBps=50Existing native pools charge 1% per leg, including the owner’s 0.1% share. The native-route API adds no extra routing fee. A compatible external router can use these pools without sending its users to this site. The owner hub observes confirmed pool swaps and actual fee balances.
The adapter validates the pinned router, pool path, recipient, exact input and protected output. It never signs or submits a transaction. Integrators must simulate the full swap and estimate gas for their actual wallet. Quotes expire after 30 seconds; the deployed router protects minimum output but does not enforce a deadline.
Bring a route to Orbit
Offer same-chain swaps and bridges through the Swap workspace. Compare economical and fast routes with a transparent 0.05% owner fee on supported fee-forwarding networks.
Apps can link to a prefilled route or request unsigned quotes. Users approve every transaction. The 0.05% Swap fee applies to quotes requested through this API. Separately, existing Uniswap v4 liquidity earns its configured pool fee whenever any compatible router uses that pool, even from another frontend. The owner hub now observes confirmed pool swaps. Apps must integrate the pool or route API; discovery alone cannot redirect unrelated transactions.
Registered integration details
Chain ID 466331 indexed tokens · Contract package 5
- poolManager
- 0x8366a39CC670B4001A1121B8F6A443A643e40951
- positionManager
- 0x58daec3116aae6D93017bAAea7749052E8a04fA7
Start block: 80954195
Factory events: TokenLaunched, MarketOpened · PoolManager events: Initialize, Swap
Set up capacity for public swaps
Aggregated Swap and Bridge quotes use a routing provider. Public unauthenticated access has a small shared quota. Create a provider API key, then run Set-Swap-Key.cmd from the update package to store it privately in the Worker. The browser receives only whether the key is configured.
The site sends one comparison per request, caches identical results, and respects provider reset times. A provider quota needs production access; repeated refreshes cannot increase it. Native pool quotes use the chain quoter and are independent of this provider allowance.
Provider quota and key documentation ↗Publish the source, then request listing
Provide the native-source manifest, adapter, OpenAPI schema, verified factory/router addresses and real example quotes to the platform’s integration team. Confirm chain support, benchmark quote latency and agree on their acceptance criteria. A published token list or sitemap does not automatically register a launchpad.
Each platform determines its supported chains, pool types and listings. The API makes integration concrete. Each platform still controls whether Orbit appears in its routes; published endpoints do not automatically register the source or generate volume.