The token that $DCA's itself.

Pick a Robinhood Stock Token, an amount per buy and a buy interval: hourly, daily, weekly or monthly. The amount per buy is at least $10 (a plan's final buy can be smaller). Deposit USDG, or ETH that converts to USDG on deposit. DCA then buys on schedule: plans on the same stock and buy interval go in as one trade, and each plan gets its share. A scheduled buy can be skipped, for example when a stock's price feed pauses over the weekend or the operators are down; nobody is charged for a skipped buy and it is not made up later.

Robinhood Stock Tokens the protocol has approved, each with a live price feed and enough on-chain liquidity: names like NVDA, TSLA and AAPL, ETFs such as SPY, and gold through GLD. New ones are added as price feeds and liquidity go live. The app always shows the current list.

If the wallet that owns the plan holds at least 100,000 $DCA, each buy is sent straight to that wallet as it happens. Otherwise the stock waits in your plan, and you can claim it to your wallet any time from My plans, for a small claim fee. Either way, only your wallet can withdraw or claim.

Hold at least 100,000 $DCA in the wallet that owns your plans and two perks switch on: half the purchase fee on every buy, and every buy sent straight to your wallet, so there is nothing to claim. The perks follow your wallet's balance at each buy.

A share of all fees buys $DCA on-chain. As the protocol is used, $DCA is bought back over time, and every buyback is a transaction you can find on the explorer

A purchase fee on each buy: the less often you buy, the lower it is, and wallets holding at least 100,000 $DCA pay half. Withdrawals and claims carry a small fee; claims are free for holders. The exact rates are in the docs.

You need a browser wallet, such as MetaMask or Rabby, with a little ETH on Robinhood Chain for gas, and USDG or ETH to fund your plan. Open the app and connect; if your wallet is on another network, the app asks it to switch. If your funds are on another network, bridge them to Robinhood Chain first. Your first buy is due at the next scheduled buy time for your buy interval.

Yes. Pause a plan, withdraw idle funds or claim your stock whenever you like; there are no lock-ups. Withdrawals are paid in USDG and carry a small fee, and a boosted balance can wait on the lending market's liquidity. If the protocol is ever paused, new plans, deposits and buys stop; withdrawing and claiming still work.

An ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain that tracks the price of a listed stock or ETF. It gives you economic exposure to the underlying, not shares, voting rights or dividends. DCA buys them from public liquidity pools; it does not issue them.

Fees can only move within a hard cap compiled into the contract, and only your wallet can withdraw from or claim a plan. The owner does choose which stocks, trading routes and Boost lending market the vaults use, and there is no timelock on those changes yet, so a compromised owner key could misroute scheduled buys or move boosted balances into a bad lending market. The risks are set out in the docs.

Not yet. The contracts have been through internal security reviews, and every fix has a regression test. Treat DCA as early software and only use funds you can afford to lose.

Robinhood Stock Tokens are not offered to US persons. This interface is unavailable in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and sanctioned regions. The contracts themselves are public and permissionless.