Twig

An AI agent to prepare your RWA actions. A deterministic, self-custodial wallet to enforce your policy and execute them.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Introducing TwigWallet. @robinhoodapp

A self-custodial wallet built for the way people actually want to use AI, as an assistant, not an authority.

The AI helps you research, plan, and prepare actions on your real-world assets. (RWA) But it cannot touch your money, change your rules, or execute anything without you.

You set the limits.
You approve every action.
The wallet enforces everything in between.

Built natively on @RobinhoodApp chain where compliant, on-chain asset execution is finally possible at scale.

This is self-custody 101.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Regulators care about intent.

Who authorized the transaction,
what exactly they authorized,
and whether it can be replicated
without their knowledge.

TwigWallet binds every approval
to the exact transaction hash,
amount, route and expiry.

One approval. One action.
It cannot be replayed.
It cannot be modified after signing.

That is not just good security.
That is the kind of audit trail
compliance actually requires.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Tokenized securities come with
transfer restrictions built into the contract.

Most wallets find out at execution
when the transaction fails on-chain.

TwigWallet runs the transfer check
before the action is even proposed.

If the token's canTransfer returns a block,
the action stops there.
No gas burned. No failed transaction.
No confusion about why it did not work.

Compliance that catches issues early,
not after.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Regulators require that certain limits
are enforced on RWA transactions.

The problem is most wallets enforce them
by exposing them to the AI
or storing them in plaintext.

TwigWallet keeps your policy encrypted.

The AI never sees your thresholds.
The backend cannot read your limits.
The policy engine runs locally
and returns a pass or a block.

Compliance enforced without exposure.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

One of the hardest parts of RWA
is that every issuer has their own rules.

Who can hold the asset.
Who can transfer it.
What conditions have to be met first.

TwigWallet checks all of that
before the action ever gets built.

Issuer eligibility runs on-chain,
deterministically, before you
see an approval screen.

No guessing. No failed transactions.
No compliance surprises after the fact.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA access was never
designed to be global.

It was designed for people already
inside the system.

The right passport, the right net worth,
the right broker willing to onboard you,
the right country with the right
regulatory framework in place.

Billions of people never qualified.
Not because the assets were wrong for them
but because the infrastructure was never
built with them in mind.

TwigWallet is.

If the asset is on-chain and you meet
the issuer requirements,
you can access it.

No local office. No minimum relationship.
No intermediary deciding your tier.

The same wallet, the same verification,
the same on-chain execution,
working the same way everywhere.

That is not a small thing.
That is the whole point.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

T+2 settlement was designed for a world
that did not have blockchains.

We are still living with it.

Broker calls, custodian confirmations,
compliance sign-offs, manual reconciliation.
Every step adds a day.
Every day adds uncertainty.

TwigWallet collapses that entire chain
into a single flow.

Your AI prepares the RWA action.
The wallet verifies eligibility,
policy and the locked quote.
You approve once.
It settles on-chain.

No waiting on someone else's timeline.
No chasing confirmations.
No wondering where your position is.

Real-world assets were always capable
of moving this fast.

The infrastructure just finally caught up.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

In traditional finance, RWA security
means trusting someone else
to do the right thing with your assets.

Their custody. Their compliance.
Their systems. Their judgment.

And if something goes wrong,
you find out after the fact.

TwigWallet is built on the opposite idea.

Your keys never leave your device.
Your policy limits stay private,
the AI never sees them,
the backend cannot read them.

Every RWA action runs through
a full verification pipeline before
you see an approval screen,
and your signature binds to
that exact transaction only.

No replay. No override.
No third party deciding
what is safe for your capital.

Security that protects the owner,
not the platform.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA access is a geography game.

You need a broker licensed in your country,
a custodian with a local entity,
a compliance team that covers your market,
and enough capital to be worth their time.

Most of the world does not qualify.

TwigWallet does not work that way.

The wallet is yours wherever you are.
The issuer rules still apply on-chain,
the eligibility checks still run,
but the access layer is open.

No local office required.
No minimum relationship to maintain.
No intermediary deciding which markets
you are allowed to participate in.

Real-world assets were tokenized
to make this possible.

TwigWallet is built to make it real.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA transactions move
at the speed of whoever is slowest
in the chain.

The broker picks up.
The custodian confirms.
Compliance signs off.
Settlement clears in two days,
sometimes five.

And you are just waiting.

TwigWallet runs the whole thing
before you even hit approve.

Issuer eligibility verified.
Your policy checked.
Quote locked in real time.
Transaction built and ready.

You approve once and it settles on-chain.

No phone calls. No waiting rooms.
No T+2.

Real-world assets moving at the speed
they were always capable of.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA transactions come with
a cost structure built for institutions,
not individuals.

Broker fees, custodian fees,
settlement fees, FX conversion fees,
and a compliance team somewhere
billing by the hour.

By the time your trade clears
you have paid for everyone in the chain
except yourself.

TwigWallet removes the intermediaries
and the fees that come with them.

No custodian holding your assets.
No broker sitting between you
and the on-chain instrument.

Just a wallet, a verified action,
and a transaction that settles directly.

The cost of accessing real-world assets
should not be a barrier to entry.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA security means
trusting a custodian with your assets
and a broker with your instructions.

You hope they execute correctly.
You find out later if they did not.

TwigWallet flips that entirely.

Your keys never leave your device.
Your policy never reaches a third party.
Every action is verified on-chain
before you sign a single thing.

Trust the math, not the middleman.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

In traditional finance, RWA security
is someone else's responsibility.

Their custody. Their compliance team.
Their systems deciding if your trade
was within the rules.

With TwigWallet, it is yours.

Issuer eligibility checked on-chain.
Your private policy enforced locally.
Your approval bound to the exact transaction.
No replay. No override.

The security does not depend on
anyone else doing their job right.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Traditional RWA transactions have layers
of security built around protecting
the institution.

Not you.

TwigWallet is built the other way around.

Your limits stay private.
Your keys stay on your device.
The AI never sees your thresholds.
The backend cannot move your funds.

Every gate in the pipeline exists
to protect the owner, not the platform.

That is a different kind of security.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Twig soon… @RobinhoodCrypto

Traditional RWA settlement takes days.

Broker calls, manual verification,
custodian confirmations, T+2 at best.

TwigWallet does it in one flow.

AI prepares the action,
wallet verifies it end to end,
you approve and it settles on-chain.

No waiting. No back and forth.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Access to real-world assets has always
felt like it was designed to keep
most people out.

The right broker, the right country,
the right tier, the right custodian
willing to take your call.

Most people never made it past that.

TwigWallet is built on a different idea.

If the asset is on-chain and you meet
the issuer requirements,
the infrastructure should just work for you.

No intermediary deciding your access.
No geography deciding your options.

That is what open RWA was always
supposed to mean.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Somewhere right now there is a person
who qualifies for a tokenized treasury
but cannot access one because of
where they happen to live.

That is a solvable problem.

TwigWallet connects you directly
to on-chain RWA infrastructure.

Issuer rules still apply,
compliance still runs,
but the access layer is open.

No local entity required.
No broker relationship needed.
Just a wallet, a verified identity,
and the chain doing its job.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

100,000 agentic accounts and growing.

The question nobody is asking yet
is what happens when those agents
start moving real-world assets,
not just equities and options.

That is exactly the problem
TwigWallet is built for.

AI-assisted RWA execution
where the agent prepares the action,
the wallet verifies everything,
and you approve before anything moves.

The agentic era is here.
It needs the right infrastructure
to handle what comes next.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Vlad Tenev @vladtenev]

Well, that happened quickly.

More than 100,000 customers have opened agentic trading accounts.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

The RWA market is growing fast
but most of it is still only reachable
by a small group of people
in a small number of markets.

That gap is not technical anymore.
It is structural.

TwigWallet is part of closing it.

Self-custodial access to real-world assets,
with issuer eligibility verified on-chain,
your policy enforced locally,
and no intermediary sitting in the middle.

The assets are global.
The wallet should be too.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Access to real-world assets has always
felt like it was designed to keep
most people out.

The right broker, the right country,
the right tier, the right custodian
willing to take your call.

Most people never made it past that.

TwigWallet is built on a different idea.

If the asset is on-chain and you meet
the issuer requirements,
the infrastructure should just work for you.

No intermediary deciding your access.
No geography deciding your options.
Your wallet, your keys, your policy,
working the same way everywhere.

That is what open RWA access
was always supposed to mean.

@RobinhoodApp chain.

[Twig @TwigWallet]

Giving an AI access to your RWA positions
without a verification layer underneath it
is just hoping for the best.

TwigWallet does not work that way.

Every action gets checked against
issuer eligibility, your private policy,
and a locked quote before you see
an approval screen.

You sign one transaction.
It binds to that action only.
It cannot be replayed.

Your keys stay yours.
Your limits stay private.

@RobinhoodApp chain.