Every Unlock on the Record.
Vesting, locks, airdrops and bulk sends for any token on Robinhood Chain.
No protocol fee, no admin keys and no token you must hold. The contracts are new: read the risks before you sign.
Open appNumbers That
Bring a Source.
Block, gas and ETH / USD are read from Robinhood Chain as you look. Contract counters show — until the contracts are deployed.
- —Latest block
- —Gas, gwei
- —ETH / USD, Chainlink
- —Streams created
- —Locks created
Five Tools and a Dashboard,
One Wallet Away.
Every Rule, in a Contract You Can Read.
Each tool maps to one contract. Counts come from the chain, and they stay at — until it is deployed.
These contracts are new. A token's issuer can block an address or pause the token, and tokens can then stay stuck with nobody able to rescue them. A token that takes a cut on transfer is refused at deposit.
Choose How Tokens Leave
STREAM
For teams and investors. Tokens unlock on a schedule, and the recipient withdraws what has unlocked.
Open VestingRead the docs- Start, cliff, cliff amount, period and release per period
- Up to 150 streams from one CSV, all or nothing
- Cancel and transfer options fixed at creation
- A top-up keeps the same pace
- A public page and chart per stream
DROP
Built in your browserFor communities. Paste a CSV, fund one root, and each wallet claims its own row from one page.
Open AirdropRead the docs- The list never reaches a server
- Instant, or vested with an optional upfront share
- Download the proof file: recipients need their row
- The sender can reclaim only after the stated end
- A list can hold a row for the sender, so compare it
LOCK
For liquidity and treasuries. Tokens stay until a fixed date, and only the owner withdraws at the end.
Open LockRead the docs- The date moves later, never earlier
- The owner can be a different wallet, a multisig too
- Pool tokens lock like any ERC-20
- Position NFTs are planned, not supported yet
- A public page with a countdown from the chain clock
Choose a Tool
Try the Two Prompts
Practice, nothing is sentEvery real form asks for an approval first, then the transaction itself. Walk through both here and read what each one asks your wallet to do.
The default. The contract can pull exactly this much, once.
Three Prompts
to the Record.
No account and no sign-up. Connecting adds Robinhood Chain to your wallet, and everything after that happens in your wallet.
- 1Step 01
Connect
Pick a wallet in the one dialog. It adds the chain, id 4663, on connect.
- 2Step 02
Check and approve
Rows, totals and token controls are checked first. Then approve this exact amount, not more.
- 3Step 03
Confirm
One transaction, simulated before the wallet opens. It lands on the record with its own public page.
Stream #—
Read from Robinhood ChainLock #—
Read from Robinhood ChainDrop #—
Read from Robinhood ChainThe Record
Whatever you create gets a page anyone can open, read from the chain. Send that link, not a screenshot.
Stream Pages
Terms, unlocked so far, withdrawn so far and the schedule chart, all from the contract.
Lock Pages
The token, the amount, the date and a countdown from the chain clock.
Claim Pages
Recipients connect and see their row. Each one is checked against the root first.
Uncomfortable Answers First
Before anything is signed. New contracts, frozen tokens and what nobody can rescue, in plain words.
Is this safe?
We do not call it that. The contracts are new and have tests but only a short history. A token issuer can also block an address or pause a token, and tokens can then stay stuck with nobody able to rescue them. Read the risks page before you sign, and start small.
See the full FAQOne Dashboard for What You
Send and Receive
Connect a wallet and every stream, lock, drop, batch and pool it touches is listed from contract events. Nothing to import.

From Contract Events
Sending, receiving, locks, drops, batches and stakes, read for this wallet.

An Explorer Link on Every Row
Each row opens its transaction on Blockscout, so you can check the raw record yourself.

The Source Is Shown
Block, counters and token data name where they come from. If nothing is there, it reads —.

Planned Stays Labelled Planned Planned
White-label portal, SDK package, position NFT locks and $LOCKER utility are not built yet.
Share a Page,
Not a Promise.
Every stream, lock, drop and pool has its own address. No login stands between a holder and the terms.
Every Tool Works
Without the Token.
$LOCKER is a community memecoin launching on Pons, with no promised value. No tool needs it, and its utility is planned, not live.