FAQ
FAQ:
What makes Exitpad essential for Web3?
Web3 launchpads excel at starting projects but lack exit options, trapping founders and dooming ventures to the "graveyard." Exitpad fixes this with decentralized M&A tools across 10+ chains, enabling graceful exits, acquisitions, and mergers to revive stalled projects and unlock value in thriving ones.
How do I start listing my project?
Choose public or private listings to control visibility. List instantly with descriptions and assets—no fees upfront. Request "Exit-Verified" badge for credibility, and decide what to reveal via DMs.
What are private listings?
They hide project identity until ready: Buyers DM for more info, and sellers control when/what to share with selected parties for discreet, targeted negotiations.
How do negotiations happen?
Buyers DM sellers to discuss terms. Add Exitpad admins anytime for guidance, structuring, or AI tips. Admins draft terms sheet once ready, leading to escrow.
What secures the deal?
Add admins to chat for terms drafting and approval. Use Safe.eth 2-of-3 multi-sig escrow (buyer, seller, Exitpad verifier). Funds/assets release only after verification for trustless security.
How do mergers work?
Absorb assets, holders, and liquidity via Exitpad protocols or custom terms. Negotiate via DMs, structure with admins, and secure via Safe.eth multi-sig escrow for seamless integration.
What's $EXIT's role?
$EXIT drives the deflationary ecosystem: Earn via referrals, listings, acquisitions, staking, and reviews. 80% of 15% fees go to buybacks/burns for scarcity; holders get perks like boosted visibility.
Is Exitpad decentralized?
Decentralized at the core (on-chain escrow, wallet-only deals). But centralized email signups and admin chats enhance UX while keeping deals trustless, decentralized, and anonymous .
Is KYC required?
Never. Wallet connect only, no personal data needed.
What are the platform fees?
Exitpad charges a 15% success fee on completed deals, with no upfront costs for listings or browsing. Of this fee, 80% is used for $EXIT token buybacks and burns to create scarcity and value for holders, while the remaining 20% supports platform operations and development.
Which blockchains does Exitpad support?
Exitpad operates across 10+ major chains, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, TRON, Aptos, Sui, and Avalanche. This multi-chain compatibility ensures broad accessibility for projects and users, with plans for additional integrations based on community feedback.
How does the verification process work for listings?
After instant listing, sellers can request an "Exit-Verified" badge, which involves due diligence review by Exitpad admins. This checks for basic legitimacy (e.g., asset ownership and no obvious scams). Verified listings gain enhanced credibility, promotions, and trust from buyers, but it's optional for private deals.
How do I get started as a buyer?
Sign up via email and connect your Web3 wallet (no KYC needed). Browse listings filtered by chain or category, DM sellers for negotiations, and add admins when ready for escrow. Buyers can earn $EXIT rewards through acquisitions, referrals, and reviews to offset participation.
Can I stake $EXIT tokens, and how does it work?
Yes, staking $EXIT provides yield and governance benefits. Lock your tokens on the platform to earn rewards from a portion of fees or emissions. Stakers may also gain voting rights on future updates, like new chain integrations. Staking durations and APYs vary—check the dashboard for current rates and unstaking periods.
How can I contact support or get help?
For questions or issues, use the in-platform chat to reach Exitpad admins directly. We also offer AI-powered tips for common queries and a community Telegram and Discord for peer discussions.
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