Bail
Rug insurance for fresh launches • 24-hour cover
Base · BNB Chain · claims paid in USDC
Cover opens thirty minutes after a launch.
Claims are automatic. No forms, no waiting.
Welcome to the safest way to ape a launch
Buy any fresh token through Bail and it is covered for twenty-four hours. If the liquidity is pulled, transfers get switched off or the supply is minted, the engine pays 80% of your buy back in USDC, automatically. Stakers and dev bonds stand behind every coin, and five rules keep them whole.
80% back on a proven rug
the desk so far…
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How a claim happens
Buy covered
Pick a fresh token and an amount. Pay the premium up front. The desk buys it and sends it to your wallet.
The watch is on
For 24 hours the engine reads the pool every 20 seconds: liquidity, transfers, supply.
A rug fires
LP pulled, transfers blocked or supply minted, held for three checks in a row. Price alone never counts.
Paid in USDC
80% of what you put in is back in your wallet within minutes. No form, no argument.
Five rules that keep stakers whole
Fresh launches are the riskiest thing on any chain. These are the rules that make it safe to stand behind one, and the reason a self-launched rug earns nothing here.
Rugs, not price
A 90% dump is normal for a launch and never a claim. Only proven rug events count: liquidity pulled, transfers blocked, supply minted. Stakers never carry ordinary volatility.
No lock, no pool cover
Stakers only stand behind tokens whose LP is burned or locked and whose ownership is renounced. The engine checks it on chain before every quote.
Capped by what is locked
Cover on a coin never exceeds a quarter of its locked liquidity or a fifth of the pool. One rug can never owe more than the pool can absorb.
The dev posts a bond
A launch that wants cover locks USDC behind itself. Claims come out of that bond first. A dev who insures and rugs his own token pays his own claims.
Cover starts late, wallets are counted
Cover activates fifteen minutes after the buy and never in a token's first half hour. One account holds at most $200 of cover. Puppet wallets cannot stack claims.
Asked before
What exactly triggers a claim?+
Three things, each read from chain and each held for three consecutive checks: the quote side of the main pool falls 80% below its best level, a plain transfer from a covered wallet reverts, or total supply grows 5% over the baseline. A price drop on its own is never a claim.
How much do I get back?+
80% of the amount you put into the buy, in the chain's stablecoin, sent to the same wallet that paid. The premium is not refunded.
Do I have to do anything to claim?+
No. The engine decides, then pays. Your only job is to still hold the tokens: if they left your wallet before the rug, there is no claim.
Who pays when a claim fires?+
The dev bond behind the token first, then the underwriting pool of stakers, exactly in the proportions shown on your quote. Nothing is ever sold to pay a claim.
What does a staker earn?+
80% of every premium on the coin they backed, credited the moment each cover starts. The other 20% keeps the desk running.
Why is my token bond-only?+
Its LP is not provably burned or locked, or its ownership is not renounced, or it trades on concentrated (v3) liquidity that cannot be verified here yet. Its dev can still post a bond; stakers stay out.
Which chains?+
Base and BNB Chain today. Solana is next.