This site sells nothing and holds no money. It never asks you to connect a wallet. This walkthrough uses
MetaMask because most apps support it. Other
wallets work the same way. Nobody paid to be the example, and that slot is not for sale.
Tick each step as you finish it. Ticks save in this browser only. Nothing leaves your device.
1
Get a wallet
A wallet is a free app. It keeps your tokens and signs your transactions. There is no sign-up form and no
bank. The wallet is the account.
A new wallet shows you a recovery phrase of 12 or 24 words. Write the words on paper. Keep
the paper safe.
What you should see. The wallet shows the phrase once, on one screen, then asks you to
confirm some of the words. After that it shows an address that starts with 0x.
Stop if any website asks you to type your recovery phrase. No honest site asks. Every
person who asks for it wants to take your money.
Stock tokens are on Robinhood Chain. Add this network to your wallet. Then put a small amount of ETH in the wallet. The chain uses it to pay network fees. A fee is normally less than one
cent.
To move ETH to this chain is to bridge. A few dollars is enough to start.
What you should see. The wallet shows Robinhood Chain in its network list, and a balance
above zero after you bridge.
Stop if an "add network" screen asks you to approve a payment. To add a network costs
nothing.
3
Find the real token
Any person can make a token and call it CRCL. The symbol proves nothing. Only
the contract address proves which token is real.
This site checks every address against Robinhood's beacon contract at each refresh. A copy fails that check,
even when its name, symbol and logo look correct.
What you should see. The address at the venue matches the verified list. Compare the first
six and the last four characters.
Stop if the name and logo match but the address does not. Only the address is proof.
4
Buy it
Connect your wallet to a swap app. Choose what you pay and what you get. The swap apps people use are
listed below.
You can also buy on an exchange and send the tokens to your wallet. The walkthrough uses a swap because it
needs no second account.
Before you sign, check three things on the screen:
The token address is the address from step 3.
The amount you get is near the amount you expect.
You approve this trade only, and not your full balance.
Stop if the approval asks for an unlimited amount or your full balance. Approve this
trade only. To reject costs at most a small fee. To approve everything can cost the wallet.
This site is not a venue. It never asks you to connect a wallet. It holds no money. It
shows the data and points to the places that trade.
5
Check what you own
Every balance on this chain is public. Put your wallet address into the Blockscout explorer . It shows the tokens in
your wallet. This is the chain, not an app screen.
Your token count and your share count can differ. When the issuer pays a dividend, it changes one number in
the contract. Your token count stays the same, but each token is worth more shares. The page for each stock
records every one of those changes, with its transaction.
What you should see. The explorer page for your address lists the token and a balance.
Stop if a page that looks like an explorer asks you to connect a wallet. An explorer
only reads. It never connects.
This site sells nothing and holds no money. These places are not recommendations. Sponsored places are marked, and a payment buys position only. Each issuer states who may buy its tokens. Read that before you trade.
New stocks listed on-chain, the first dividend or split to land, and a short weekly read on what moved. No price spam, no trading calls, and we never sell the list, because the whole site runs without collecting anything about you.
