$SPRIVIO

$SPRIVIO on Arc

Network

Arc (chain ID 5042) — Circle's chain, gas paid in USDC

Symbol

$SPRIVIO · 1,000,000,000 supply

Launched on

Argus, 27 September 2026 — Arc's largest launchpad; trades on Uniswap v4 against USDC. Buys and sells each pay a 2% tax in USDC into the token's fee vault 0x6762a05AceB8D4Bf2a0f2Cd9946F659CC216269D: 70% of it belongs to the creator, 30% goes to Argus

Creator wallet

0xf49964f362543c38149B5076c335Ef24b8745a54 — the only team wallet holding this token. It made the opening buy of 44,303,289 $SPRIVIO (4.43% of supply), kept for future holder rewards and not for selling

An earlier Arc token with the same name (0x586aCF669e818B73793a2a4DA9417F24166ec981) was a test launch from our own launcher; its creator position has been sold and it is not the official $SPRIVIO.

Earlier: $SPRIVIO on Solana

Network

Solana

Symbol

$SPRIVIO

Launched on

pump.fun, 26 September 2026 — a public bonding curve that anyone can buy and sell on from the start

Creator wallet

Ad5hCEDf4hXZAVjY9snWV4EiMZoQVsD1aMJAC3EbrCV5 — sold its whole position on 26 September 2026 and holds none

This is the only $SPRIVIO we launched on Solana. Any other “Sprivio” coin there is not ours.

Earlier: $SPRIVIO on Robinhood Chain

Sprivio started on Robinhood Chain, and the token launched there is a separate contract with its own supply. It still exists. Everything below is about that contract, read live from Robinhood Chain by your browser.

The Robinhood Chain contract

Network

Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663)

Symbol

$SPRIVIO

Decimals

18

Total supply

… — fixed, no mint function exists

Circulating

… — excludes unsold curve inventory

Destroyed so far

… of supply, bought on the market and burned

Launched through

Pons, a third-party launchpad — so charting tools index it

Graduated

Not yet. Still on the bonding curve, so there is no Uniswap pool for it

How close it is to graduating

This earlier Robinhood Chain token is still on its bonding curve. That is the single most important fact about where it trades today — and the one every charting site gets wrong, because they index the empty Uniswap pool instead of the curve where the trades actually happen.

Nothing about this is in our control. The curve fills when people buy and empties when they sell; we cannot push it, pause it, or move the threshold — it was fixed when the token was created. We are not predicting that it graduates.

Where every token is

Six places, adding up to the whole supply. Each row links to the address holding it.

What the Robinhood Chain token is for

Split honestly. The first list is what the token does today. The second is what we have written down as planned — none of it is live, and we are not going to dress it up as though it were.

Today

• It is what the platform's income buys. On Robinhood Chain, the platform's share of every trading fee goes to a treasury whose only external call buys $SPRIVIO on the open market and sends it to the burn address. (On Base, BNB Chain and Arc that share goes to a platform wallet; on Solana, Sprivio's 40% goes to the platform's Solana wallet.) That is not a policy we can change — the contract has no other exit and no owner. Every burn is on the Proof page with its hash.
• Anyone can trigger that burn and get paid for it. Call buybackAndBurn() when the treasury holds a balance and you keep 0.5% of it. You do not need our permission and we cannot stop you.
• It is the unit the early-user distribution is paid in. One third of the team's tokens already sit in a contract that can only pay early users or burn itself.

Planned — not live

Everything in this list is Planned. Nothing here is shipped, and each item is gated on a condition published in the paper rather than on a date.

• Planned — Creator benefits: a lower fee, or a longer protection window, for creators who hold.
• Planned — Platform fee discounts for holders.
• Planned — A reward pool that concentrates on one token a week rather than scattering across all of them.
• Planned — One supply across every chain, so a burn anywhere reduces the global number.
• Planned — Holder input on which chains we add next.

Each one's exact trigger is in the paper ↗

Fees on tokens launched through Sprivio

The official $SPRIVIO on Arc was launched through Argus, not through a Sprivio factory, so this table does not describe it: it charges 2% on buys and 2% on sells in USDC (70% to the creator wallet, 30% to Argus), as listed at the top of this page.

Trading fee on a Sprivio curve

1%, 2% or 3% — the creator picks one at launch and it is fixed into that token forever. Read feeBps() on the curve to see which

Launch fee

None. Launching is free on Solana and on all four EVM chains

Creator's share

On the EVM chains, 95% of that fee for the first 100 launches on each chain and 80% after (factories since 22 September 2026). Each curve records its own split in creatorFeeShareBps(), so tokens launched earlier keep the split they launched with. On Solana, 40%

Platform's share

The remainder. On Robinhood Chain it is paid to the buyback treasury, whose only exit is buying $SPRIVIO and burning it; on Base, BNB Chain and Arc it goes to a platform wallet; on Solana, Sprivio's 40% goes to the platform's Solana wallet

Transfer tax

None. The token has no fee-on-transfer code

Buy / sell tax

None beyond the curve fee above

Bridging

0.3% on cross-chain routes — buys routed through LI.FI (the bot and the token page) and transfers on the bridge page routed through Relay. On Base → Arc USDC through Circle CCTP Sprivio takes nothing; you still pay Circle's forwarding fee and Base gas. Always shown as its own line before you sign

These are compile-time constants with no setter. The Security page shows the bytecode search that backs that up.

What this is not

$SPRIVIO is not an investment product. There is no promise of price, listing, return or buyer. Liquidity is thin — check the live figures before you trade anything. A token someone else launches through Sprivio is a different thing entirely and is not endorsed by us.

Read the risk disclosure and the legal pages first.