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BeLaunch Review 2026: Sui Token Launchpad Explained
BeLaunch is a decentralized launchpad on the Sui blockchain that lets project teams create a token and run its initial token sale without writing code. Its public footprint is thin, so the main takeaway is to verify everything independently before taking part in any sale.
By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated
DappsAtlas score
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Our verdict on Belaunch
BeLaunch is a decentralized launchpad on Sui that aims to let people create a token and run its initial token sale without coding. It suits project teams who want a no-code route to a token sale and buyers who already understand Sui. Its main strength is the simple concept. The main caveat is that the sources reviewed are thin: fees, audits, team details and the official site could not be confirmed, and new token sales carry high risk.
Score breakdown
How Belaunch scores
- Security
- n/a
- Ease of use
- 7.0/10
- Fees
- n/a
- Features
- 5.0/10
Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.
What is Belaunch?
BeLaunch is a decentralized launchpad built on the Sui blockchain. Several sources describe it as a place where teams and individuals can create their own token and run an initial token sale, and say that no coding is needed to do so. One listing page describes a BLAT token on Polygon and calls it the official token of the platform.
The public record is limited. The official website could not be checked, and the sources reviewed do not name the team, describe its funding, or publish its fee schedule. The platform first appears in public material around a May 2023 announcement that it would begin operating on May 9 of that year.
That leaves a project that is clearly described as a token launchpad but poorly documented. Readers should treat the details here as a starting point and check the current platform before taking any action.
How Belaunch works
A launchpad is a platform that helps a project raise money by selling a new token to the public in a structured event, often called an initial token sale or IDO. The project sets terms such as the price, the amount of tokens offered and the sale period, and buyers send payment to take part.
According to several sources, BeLaunch is built on the Sui blockchain and aims to make this process possible without coding. A project team would use the platform to set up its token and sale. Buyers would then take part through the platform and receive tokens under the rules of that sale.
The sources do not describe the details of how sale allocations, pricing or token distribution are enforced. Those rules are set per sale and should be read in the project interface before buying.
3 features
Key features
01
No-code token creation
Lets a project create its own token without writing code, according to several sources.
02
Initial token sale
Supports running an initial token sale, the core purpose of a launchpad, on the Sui network.
03
Sui-based platform
Built on Sui, a layer-1 blockchain that supports decentralized apps, as described in several sources.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Described consistently across several sources as a launchpad aimed at users who do not code.
- Built on Sui, a blockchain that supports decentralized applications.
- Offers a clear purpose: helping projects run token sales in one place.
- Has listings and third-party coverage that describe the core concept.
Watch out for
- The project does not publish its fee schedule in the sources available, so launch costs are unclear.
- No audit reports or security documentation were found.
- Token sales carry high risk: new tokens often lose most of their value after launch, and buyers can lose the full amount invested.
- Public information is limited to third-party listings and search snippets, and the official website could not be checked.
- Listing pages describe the BLAT token as being on Polygon while the launchpad itself is described as built on Sui, so buyers need to confirm which network a given token uses before buying.
Belaunch fees
The project does not publish its fees in the sources available. Launch and participation costs, if any, would be shown inside the platform interface, so check there before taking part in a sale.
Is Belaunch safe?
The sources reviewed do not mention a smart contract audit, a custody model, or any security incident. Because the platform sells tokens, users face smart-contract risk and counterparty risk, and cannot assume that a project's sale is legitimate just because it appears on the platform.
Tokens sold through launchpads are often new and illiquid, and their prices can fall sharply after the sale. Regulatory status for token sales depends on where a buyer lives, and the sources do not say which regulators, if any, oversee this platform.
Token sales are not gambling, but the same caution applies: only commit money you can afford to lose, and check the sale terms and contract address before sending funds.
6 steps
How to get started with Belaunch
- 1
Confirm the official website from the project's own channels, since no verified site link was available in the sources reviewed.
- 2
Read the sale terms, token supply and vesting details the project shows for the specific sale you are considering.
- 3
Check which blockchain the token runs on and confirm the contract address before sending any funds.
- 4
Connect a self-custodied Sui wallet only after confirming the site address.
- 5
Start with an amount you can afford to lose, given the high risk of new token sales.
- 6
Keep records of transactions and keep an eye on the token contract after the sale.
Who Belaunch is for
BeLaunch is aimed at project teams that want to launch a token and raise funds through a sale without writing code, and at buyers who already use the Sui network and understand the risks of new tokens. Readers new to crypto should first learn how wallets and token sales work before taking part.
Belaunch FAQs
What is BeLaunch?
BeLaunch is described across several sources as a decentralized launchpad built on Sui. It is designed to let teams and individuals create their own token and run an initial token sale. The sources available do not publish the team behind it.
How does BeLaunch work?
Sources describe a process where a user sets up a token and a sale through the platform using a guided interface rather than code. The specific steps, sale rules and token parameters were not available in the sources reviewed, so check the current interface before relying on any detail here.
What is the BLAT token?
One coin listing page describes a BLAT token on Polygon and calls it the BeLaunch official token. Listing pages can be wrong or outdated, so confirm the token contract and network on the project's own channels before buying.
Does BeLaunch charge fees?
The sources reviewed do not publish the fee structure. Anyone considering a launch or purchase should look for the fee terms in the platform interface before committing funds. Online gambling is not part of this project, but token sales still carry financial risk and users should only commit money they can afford to lose.
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How we checked
Sources
No public sources were recorded for this review.
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