faq ♥

A memecoin launchpad where 1% of every trade is donated to a real charity, automatically and on-chain. The creator picks the cause at launch and it can never be changed.

Robinhood Chain is a public Ethereum L2 (an Arbitrum Orbit chain, id 4663) with ETH as its gas token. We are an independent project building on it — we are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Robinhood Markets.

Bridge from Ethereum, Base or any major chain in about a minute with Relay. You need ETH on Robinhood Chain to trade or launch here — gas costs cents.

Our fee is a flat 2%: 1% charity, 0.5% to the coin's creator, 0.5% to the platform. While a coin is still on its bonding curve, flap.sh (the launch infrastructure we build on) adds its own 1%, so you pay 3% during that phase. At graduation that 1% disappears and the fee is back to 2%, forever.

Yes, and you can verify every cent. Charity fees accrue on-chain in our SplitVault, our keeper claims them, bridges them to Base and donates them to the charity's Endaoment contract — a real US 501(c)(3) community foundation that then grants the money to the non-profit. Every donation shows a BaseScan transaction link on the token page and on /impact.

The creator picks it at launch from 1.5M IRS-verified 501(c)(3) non-profits. It is written into the token's fee configuration and cannot be changed afterwards, by them or by us.

No. You are trading, not donating: the fee is paid by the trade and the legal donor is the protocol treasury, not you. The charity does receive a real, documented donation via Endaoment.

Once the bonding curve fills, liquidity migrates automatically into a Uniswap pool on the DEX and the coin trades openly — charts on DexScreener and GMGN, any wallet, bot or aggregator. The 2% (and the 1% to charity) keeps running exactly the same.

0.5% of every trade, forever, accruing on-chain. One click to claim from your token page, no lockup and no minimum. Creators can also choose to share half of their share with holders, burn it, or add it to liquidity.

Tokens have a fixed supply, no mint function and no owner. Liquidity is handled by flap.sh at graduation. But memecoins are extremely volatile and can go to zero — never trade what you can't afford to lose. The parts that depend on us (the donation keeper and the bridge) are operated services; the fee split itself is enforced by contracts.

The platform coin. Same rules as everyone else, except the creator share folds into the platform: 1% charity, 1% platform. A share of the platform fees funds $FORGOOD buybacks.