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Connect a wallet, switch to Robinhood Chain, and send native ETH to our treasury address. Once the transaction confirms, we verify it on-chain and issue you a card from our pre-loaded pool. There is no signup, no API key, and no approval step: the payment itself is the request.

MetaMask and any WalletConnect-compatible wallet (Rainbow, Rabby, Trust, and others). The card is paid for in native ETH on Robinhood Chain, so you'll need ETH on that network, which you can bridge in from Ethereum.

The card is denominated in dollars but paid for in ETH, so we convert at the ETH price. Before you send, you get a short-lived quote that locks a specific ETH amount to a specific dollar value. When your payment confirms within that window, the card is issued at the quoted value. If the quote expires, just request a new one.

Only send ETH on Robinhood Chain to the address shown in the purchase flow. Funds sent on a different network, or to a bridge or exchange address, will not be seen by our issuer and are very likely unrecoverable. Double-check that your wallet is on Robinhood Chain before sending: the app will warn you and offer to switch.

It's a standard virtual card that works at online merchants the same way any card does: hosting, cloud compute, APIs, SaaS subscriptions, domains, and more. Because it's a fixed-value burner, its exposure is limited to the amount you funded, which makes it well suited to hand to an autonomous agent for a specific task.

Card numbers and CVVs are encrypted at rest and only ever decrypted at the moment of issuance. The full details are shown to you exactly once, in the purchase flow, and are never returned again or written to logs. Store them somewhere safe as soon as they appear.