When a token launches
Filled launches start after one minute. Unfilled SOL raises return funds after 24 hours.
When the goal fills
A launch closes to new contributions when its accepted payments reach the goal. A new launch is scheduled for one minute after filling. It does not wait for the fundraising deadline.
The inaugural Seven launch has a separately announced date. Its page shows that date; it does not change the one-minute rule for new launches.
If the goal does not fill
SOL presales must fill within 24 hours. If one does not, it closes without creating a pool. Each contributor can claim their full SOL contribution back to the same wallet. The contract allows this after the deadline without waiting for an admin. Solana network fees are separate.
X Money presales keep their seven-day fallback: a funded sale can launch after seven days with the amount raised. Existing special launches keep the terms shown on their own page.
From countdown to trading
At the scheduled time, Seven attempts to create the token and its liquidity pool. Trading starts when the onchain transactions confirm. Network conditions or an unavailable integration can delay that step.
If an attempt cannot complete, the launch retries in one hour. Confirmed contributions keep their allocations. Trading begins only after the pool transaction succeeds.