Robinhood Chain
8 non-custodial tools that cover a token’s life on Robinhood Chain: create an ERC-20, manage its authorities, and airdrop to wallets. Every action is a single transaction you sign from your own wallet, with the fee shown up front.
Deploy a standard ERC-20 token with cap, burn, pause and permit options in one form and one signature.
Robinhood liquidity tooling arrives in a later phase.
Move ERC-20 tokens to up to 200 wallets at once.
Learn how the main token decisions fit together, then open the tool that matches your next step.
Robinhood Chain is an EVM L2 built on Arbitrum Orbit, so you launch a standard ERC-20 token that works with every EVM wallet, DEX, and explorer. Decide on the features your project needs before you deploy, because most are baked into the contract at creation: a hard cap, burn and pause switches, permit for gasless approvals, and the newer options like transfer tax, deflation, reflection, anti-bot, anti-whale, and airdrop.
Your wallet owns the deployed contract. That means you can mint more supply while the token is mintable, burn tokens you hold, pause transfers in an emergency, revoke minting to fix the supply forever, and make the contract immutable by renouncing ownership. Each is a separate one-signature tool, and the irreversible ones (revoke mint, make immutable) are the trust signals holders check before buying.
If your token ships with the pause feature, you can halt all transfers instantly when something goes wrong, then resume them once the situation is handled. Only the owner wallet can do either, and both actions are visible on-chain for holders to see.
The multisender moves ERC-20 tokens to up to 200 wallets in one flow, which is how most projects handle airdrops, team allocations, and reward payouts. You approve the multisender contract once per token, then submit a single send transaction.
