Send
Pay any registered handle with a username and a number. No address book, no copy-paste, no last-four-characters ritual.
Send USDG to
any @username.
Your X handle is the address. Connect once, say where you want to be paid, and money arrives shielded — then leaves the same second it lands.
01/Send
Pay a handle,
not a hex string.
Nobody memorises forty-two characters. Everybody knows a handle. Type @name, pick an amount, send — the routing underneath is somebody else's problem, and privacy is the default rather than a switch you forget to flip.
New paymentRobinhood Chain
@username
250.00 USDG
Shielded on arrivalSend →
02/Send & Receive
Five moving parts.
You touch two of them.
Receive
One receiving address per account, set by you and verified once. It stays yours until you change it.
Activity
A ledger of both sides — every send, every receive, with a live status and a transaction hash you can open yourself.
Funding wallet
Each payment mints a fresh wallet. You fund it once; it does the rest without you standing over it.
Auto-route
The second funds land, they are shielded and forwarded to the receiver. No second click, no second signature.
03/How it's secured
Real balances only.
Nothing is faked.
Server-authoritative custody, stated plainly: honest money, honest statuses, honest keys. If a number is on the screen it is a number on the chain.
No invented balances
Every figure shown is your real on-chain private balance, read back from the network.
Keys stay server-side
Private keys are encrypted at rest and never reach the browser at any point in the flow.
Private settlement
Transfers land as shielded transactions, so the amount and the counterparty stay yours.
Idempotent by design
Double-clicks and retries cannot spend the same USDG twice. One intent, one payment.
Custody
Your spend wallet is generated server-side, encrypted at rest, and never exposed to the client. Compromising a browser session does not hand anyone a key.
Settlement
Payments land as private shielded transactions with real statuses attached — pending is pending, settled is settled, and neither is ever fabricated to look tidy.
04/How it works
One continuous line
from connect to received.
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Connect X
Sign in with the handle people already know you by. That identity becomes your address.
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Register where you receive
Point wings at the address you want paid to, and verify it once. Change it whenever you like.
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Pay and get paid
Send by @handle. Funds are shielded on arrival and forwarded to the receiver automatically.
05/Settlement
wings settles on
Robinhood Chain.
Robinhood Chain is a USDG-native Arbitrum Orbit rollup, chain id 4663, fully EVM equivalent. Gas is paid in the same unit you are sending, so a payment never needs a second asset to go through.
- Every send is a real transfer on a public chain, shielded at the settlement layer.
- Fees are denominated in USDG — no separate gas token to top up before you can pay.
- Standard EVM execution, so any wallet or explorer that speaks Ethereum speaks wings.
USDGNative gas and unit
OrbitArbitrum L2 rollup
4663Chain id
EVMStandard opcodes, no forks
Add the network
- Network name
- Robinhood Chain
- Chain ID
- 4663
- RPC endpoint
https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com- Currency symbol
- USDG
- Decimals
- 18
- Explorer
https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com- Type
- Arbitrum Orbit L2, EVM equivalent
- Testnet chain ID
- 46630 ·
https://rpc.testnet.chain.robinhood.com
06/Support
Need a hand
with a payment?
Questions about connecting X, changing your receiving address, or chasing an on-chain settlement — ask and a human answers.