No account, no email, no name on it. The person you send it to needs a phone and nothing else.
The link opens like any link. What is behind it is theirs the moment it opens, and they decide what to do with it.
Whoever holds it holds the money. Send it in a private message, to one person. There is no recall and no support desk. Seven days unopened and it returns to you.
The tokens track a share price. They are issued by Robinhood Assets on Robinhood Chain, are not legal ownership of equity, and are not offered to US persons.
Not a wallet, not a broker, not a way to trade. This moves a position to a person, once.
Then it is theirs. Whoever holds the link holds the money: no recall, no support desk, no register to correct. Send it in a private message, to one person.
After the window you set, seven days by default, the stock returns to the address you named when you made the link.
No. It is a token on Robinhood Chain that tracks the share price, issued by Robinhood Assets. Not legal ownership of equity, and not offered to US persons. Keep it as the token, or cash out to crypto.
The chain sees a transfer between two addresses with no history together, among 195 tokens and more than a million holders. Nothing links the two ends. We never hold the key, so there is nothing for us to hand over. You can also send one to yourself: every link is its own fresh wallet, so a position never sits in one readable address.
The issuer controls the token contract and can pause or block an address, and has done so. Nothing we build prevents that. It is why every link has its own fresh key instead of one shared vault, and why nothing should sit in a link longer than it has to.
A phone with a browser. No app, no sign-up, no wallet to install. Keeping the stock creates a wallet only they hold, in the browser. Cashing out sends crypto anywhere they name, for a second 1%.