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# Network availability

## Current V2 release

| Network         |        Launch | Wallet / Send | Creator Reward Claim |                     Auto Sell | Status                |
| --------------- | ------------: | ------------: | -------------------: | ----------------------------: | --------------------- |
| Base            |     Available |     Available |            Available | Available for eligible tokens | Live                  |
| Robinhood Chain |     Available |     Available |            Available | Available for eligible tokens | Live                  |
| Solana          | Not available | Not available |        Not available |                 Not available | Planned / coming soon |

New Auto Launch Tasks default to **Base and Robinhood Chain**. You may leave both selected or choose only one supported network.

## Network isolation

Base and Robinhood Chain are both EVM networks, but KK.one treats them as separate transaction environments:

* balances and launch capacity are calculated per network;
* each deployment has its own contract address and transaction hash;
* network fees are estimated separately;
* creator rewards are accounted for and claimed separately;
* Send stays on the selected network and is not a bridge;
* transaction states and retries are tracked separately.

An EVM wallet address may look the same on Base and Robinhood Chain. That does not make assets or transactions interchangeable between the networks.

## Solana direction

KK.one's product architecture includes a future Solana path, which uses a different account and transaction model from EVM networks. No availability date is promised. KK.one will update the product interface and this documentation before Solana actions are enabled.


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