Pay anyone in fractions of the real thing
- Assets accepted
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- Stocks and ETFs priced
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- Deepest pool
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- Fee added by Fractpay
- 0
A request is a link. The payer is quoted from the deepest pool on Robinhood Chain and signs one transfer from their own wallet in a tokenized stock, an ETF, dollars or ETH. The receipt is read back from the chain. No account, no custody, no swap.
Four steps. One transfer.
Everything a payment needs is either in the link or on the chain. Fractpay only reads.
Build
Pick the asset, type the dollar amount, paste the receiving address, add a memo. The desk turns it into a link.
Any address on Robinhood Chain. No sign up.Share
Send the link any way you like. It carries the whole request and never expires.
Nothing is stored anywhere.Pay
The payer opens it, sees the amount in the asset at the live price, connects a wallet and sends one transfer.
Chain switch and add chain handled by the desk.Verify
The receipt is read back from the chain. Paid means it succeeded and carried this asset to this recipient.
Every hash links to the explorer.Prices come from public pools and are read every five minutes. The payer is quoted again at the moment they pay; the pool spread and gas are theirs, not the recipient's.
Every asset has a pool and a price.
This is the whole desk. A token is here because it trades in a real pool on Robinhood Chain; the last column is what a payment of the typed amount would carry.
Launch a token against the real thing.
The same chain, the same pools. Pick ETH or a tokenized stock as the pair, and Pons V2 sells your token on a curve counted in that asset. Fractpay prepares one transaction, your wallet signs once, and the receipt is verified before the token appears on the board.
Pick a pairreading pools
What Pons chargesreading the chain
- Launch fee
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- Curve fee
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- Creator fee
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- Supply
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- Graduates at
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- Fractpay fee
- 0
Every number is read from the Pons contracts at one block, never typed in by us. With a stock token pair the reserve and the fees are counted in that token.
On the boardreading receipts
No verified launch yet. The first token launched through the ticket lands here with its receipt; nothing is listed before it exists on chain.
Deepest pool wins.
Each asset may trade in several pools. Fractpay takes the one holding the most liquidity, reads its price, and converts the dollar amount to token units. That is the only arithmetic in the product.
Six pages of pools from GeckoTerminal, every five minutes.
Per asset, the pool with the most liquidity over $1,000.
Rounded down to the token's smallest unit. Stamped with the time it was read.
The quote the payer sees is the amount the wallet is asked to send.
One transfer of that asset to the recipient. The receipt is read back.
The full amount the wallet sends arrives at the address in the link.
No fee, no spread, no token in the middle. Fractpay only reads.
The payer pays Robinhood Chain gas like any transfer. It is not part of the quote.
Right now.
- Assets accepted
- —reading pools
- Pools read
- —six pages from GeckoTerminal
- Deepest pool
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- Priced at
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- Chain
- 0x1237Robinhood Chain explorer
One signature. A request and its transfer.
Build a request here and share the link. PayDex at /pay is the full screener: every asset with its chart and trades, pay anyone from your own wallet or make a request link.
Request a payment reading pools…
The request is a link
Fill in a recipient and an amountSend the link any way you like. Whoever opens it connects their wallet, sees the amount in the asset at the live price, and signs one transfer to the address above. Nothing about the request is stored on a server.
- 1Recipient, asset, amount, memo go into the URL
- 2The payer opens it and is quoted from the deepest pool
- 3One transfer from their wallet, verified against the receipt
Every payment is public by construction.
A payment is a transaction on Robinhood Chain. Paste any hash with the recipient and asset it was meant for, and the desk tells you what the chain recorded. No database, nothing to trust but the receipt.
Resultwaiting
Paste a hash to read it. A confirmed result means the transaction succeeded and carried the asset to the recipient; a mismatch means it succeeded but did something else.
Read this before you pay.
- Transfers are final. Once your wallet sends the asset it cannot be reversed by Fractpay or anyone else. Check the address against the person who sent you the link.
- The quote is a snapshot. It is read from a public pool and carries the time it was read. Reload before you pay if it looks old.
- Stock tokens can carry rules. Some issuers restrict who can hold or receive their tokens. A rejected transfer shows as reverted; nothing moves, gas is spent.
- A listing is not a check. A token is on the desk because it trades in a real pool. Fractpay does not verify the issuer, the backing or the contract code.
- Dollars are a unit of account. USDG is the closest thing to a dollar on the desk; its price is read like any other asset.
- Your wallet, your gas, your keys. Fractpay never asks you to sign anything but the transfer, never holds funds and never sees a key.
- No support desk for disputes. There is no database of payments. Keep your links and hashes; the explorer is the record.
Questions.
What is a fraction here?
Any amount of a token below one whole unit. A $25 request in NVDA is settled as roughly a tenth of one NVDA token at today's price. Every asset on the desk has 6 or 18 decimals, so fractions are ordinary transfers.
Who holds the money?
Nobody in between. The payer's wallet sends the asset to the recipient's address. Fractpay never has an account, a balance or a key.
Which chain and which wallets?
Robinhood Chain (0x1237). Any injected browser wallet that supports EIP-6963 or exposes window.ethereum. The desk asks the wallet to switch to the chain and adds it when the wallet does not know it.
Can I request dollars?
Yes, in USDG, the dollar stablecoin on the chain. The rate board shows its live price, which is what a $25 request converts against.
What if the price moves before the payer signs?
The amount is fixed at the price shown when the payer presses Pay. If the price moved a lot since the link was opened, the page shows the fresh quote when it refreshes; the payer can reload before paying.
What does "verified" mean?
The server read the transaction receipt from the chain, saw that it succeeded, and found a transfer of that exact asset to that exact recipient. The amount shown is the one the chain recorded.
Can a tokenized stock refuse the transfer?
Some stock tokens carry transfer rules set by the issuer. A transfer the token contract rejects shows as reverted and nothing moves. Read the issuer before requesting payment in a stock token.
Is there a Fractpay token?
The ticker is $FTPAY. The contract address is not announced yet; when it exists it appears in the header, in the footer and on the docs page at the same moment. Any address shown anywhere else is not ours.