$BROCA is live.
CA: 0x18c93a38bca943f300469767e8fea72e5b8ebd73
A Mastercard on a brokerage account.
Deposit anything. Nothing converts.
A swipe sells only what the check needs.
https://t.co/UaioYZmPk4
@RobinhoodApp
The desk earns on every swipe, from every lane.
40% of trading fees buy $BROCA back and burn it.
Lending income adds a second stream that does not depend on card volume.
Both grow with usage. Supply only goes one way.
REFERRALS UPDATE LIVE.
Your invite gets 20% off their first card.
Once they activate, your weight in every reward drop goes up 10%.
10 activated invites = 2x reward weight.
https://t.co/c92XVX3SgB
Сrypto cards ask you to sell first.
Convert to stablecoin, park it, spend from the parked balance.
You are out of the market from top-up until checkout.
$BROCA pays from the position itself.
https://t.co/oGSEVZo787
Two lanes cards can't touch.
Long-tail - a launchpad token pays, limited by what its pool absorbs, so the check does not tank the price.
LP position - pays with no sale at all. Stable side goes to settlement, token side returns to your account.
$BROCA does three things.
Fee - top up with it, card fee goes to zero at the thirty-minute average price.
Seat - stake for Runner, Floor Broker or Specialist. Higher seat, more of a position counts toward buying power, smaller fee on lending income.
Supply - trading fees buy it back and burn it.
Order ticket decides what the card may sell.
- Junk drains before stocks.
- Floor under NVDA, it stops paying below that price.
- Lock a position and it never sells.
- Lane off until you turn it back on.
Rules leave a check uncovered - the card declines before anything reaches the chain and names the rule.
Seen the questions about the card payment contracts, so here’s the full setup.
Every card swipe runs through 3 contracts on Robinhood Chain:
FillDesk - payment entry point
authorize, sell the required slice, settle
https://t.co/hI69dA6TLK
AccountVault - holds positions and locks Buying Power during authorization
https://t.co/okBNpkLkxi
Till - settles USDG to the issuer and routes the fee
https://t.co/wIOc7ujL16
If you’re looking for the main payment contract, start with FillDesk.
Seen the questions about the card payment contracts, so here’s the full setup.
Every card swipe runs through 3 contracts on Robinhood Chain:
FillDesk - payment entry point
authorize, sell the required slice, settle
https://t.co/hI69dA6TLK
AccountVault - holds positions and locks Buying Power during authorization
https://t.co/okBNpkLkxi
Till - settles USDG to the issuer and routes the fee
https://t.co/wIOc7ujL16
If you’re looking for the main payment contract, start with FillDesk.
Two numbers per asset on your screen:
Value - what it is worth
Spendable - what it can pay for right now
Thin market, lower second number. Refreshed every five minutes, so it is ready before the terminal asks.
Stake $BROCA, take a seat.
1. Runner - no stake, base terms.
2. Floor Broker - 10,000. $1,000 free lane a day, +3 pts buying power, half fee on lending income.
3. Specialist - 200,000. $10,000 free lane, +6 pts, zero fee.
Each seat comes with its own card.
Connect a wallet on https://t.co/UaioYZmPk4
Pass KYC with the card issuer.
Get a Mastercard.
Then deposit what you already hold - tokenized stocks, stablecoins, ETH, tokens from any launchpad, LP positions.
Nothing gets converted on the way in.
Recorded live, end to end.
Deposit goes in as is. Buying power reads it.
Swipe. The desk sells the slice, settles, returns a trade confirm - price, size, fee.
https://t.co/oGSEVZo787
Before launch, one screen matters.
Deposit anything the chain allows. The account reads it and returns a single number you can spend against.
That number is live in testnet now.
Top up with $BROCA, card fee goes to zero.
Credited at the thirty-minute average price.
Swap difference paid from the buffer, up to 100 bps.
Limits are next to it: daily by tier, one per top-up, and a breaker that halves both if the subsidy outruns trading fees.