Associate the token with a company identity.
Casa is optional at token creation. A company connection is separate from curve completion or liquidity migration.
Reviewed September 16, 2026 · Casa v0.3.0 · Current Launchpad mainnet presets. Release notes
- TOKEN BINDING
Launchpad → Casa
Creator opens Connect Casa. Redeem that bind code with capx/bind.mjs inside the company project.
- REGISTRATION
Casa → Terminal
Request a short-lived code with capx/terminal-code.mjs. Redeem it at Terminal /register to publish or claim a company.
- RESULT
Stable company identity
A published company has a slug page. Optional mint binding adds a market without replacing its history.
Do not paste a Launchpad bind code into Terminal registration. Tokenless company registration is supported.
Bind a Launchpad mint
- As the creator, open the token on Launchpad and choose Connect Casa.
- Obtain the bind code from Launchpad.
- In the correct company project, use the Casa integration with the intended brain and company signing key.
- Inspect the resulting mint and company association; retain company-brain/capx-bind.json.
node capx/bind.mjs --code <launchpad-bind-code> --brain company-brainReplace the angle-bracket placeholder with the code issued to you; it is not a literal shell argument. Run from the Casa checkout, or use absolute paths. Binding is the integration’s initial go-public consent. It enables the bound update path described in the publishing guide.
Registering a Terminal company is different
node capx/terminal-code.mjs --brain company-brainThis second code comes from the Casa service and is redeemed at Terminal /register. It is short-lived and used to publish or claim a company page. A Launchpad bind code must be redeemed in the Casa project, not pasted into Terminal registration. A company can register without launching a token.
Rebinding
The integration supports a restricted rebind path with explicit confirmation and a public continuity break. Do not treat rebinding as an ordinary profile edit or silently change the company attached to a mint.
