FAQ

How do I sign in with Google?

Open ript.fi, click Connect, then Continue with Google. After sign-in, fund the wallet from Portfolio → Receive. Details: zkLogin.

What does locked LP mean?

The Bluefin position is held by the ript.fi locker contract. The creator never receives the LP NFT, and the liquidity cannot be withdrawn through the protocol. Trading fees can still be harvested.

Is there a fee to trade on ript.fi?

Yes. Trades on ript.fi include a 0.5% fee. Tokens launched on ript.fi are excluded — only the pool fee applies. The same exemption applies to RIPT. Details: Fees.

Who receives trading fees?

On buys: 45% to the fee recipient, 35% to the protocol, and 20% to the RIPT buyback and burn. On sells: either 100% to the fee recipient or burned, depending on the policy chosen at deploy. Details: Fees.

Can more tokens be minted after launch?

No. Supply is burn-only after deploy.

Where are the official contracts?

Sui mainnet package IDs, the RIPT token, and the RIPT–SUI pool are listed on Contracts.

Where do I trade?

On ript.fi or any Sui DEX aggregator.

Can I change the name or image later?

Not yourself. The protocol admin can update a token's name, description, and icon; token code and supply rules never change. See Anti-Rug & Safety Protocols.

Why do I sign two transactions when creating a token?

The token package is compiled and published in a separate step so that the token address can end in your ticker. The first transaction pays the creation fee; the second creates the pool and adds liquidity.