FAQ.

What is robinhoods.market?

A swap router on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663, native ETH). It indexes any token with a routable pool, quotes the venues directly, and settles the best route through RedSnwapper.

What does "opinionless" mean?

No allowlist and no vetted-hook list. If a pool exists onchain and emits standard creation logs, it's routable here — we don't decide which venues deserve your flow. More on the ethos page.

How is this different from Switch?

Switch advertises 14 liquidity sources. Our venue count is computed live from what's indexed — check the counter on the venues page instead of a marketing table.

Why isn't my token showing up?

It probably is. Paste the full contract address into the token search — exact addresses resolve on demand, even before the index picks them up. If it still won't quote, there is no routable liquidity for it yet.

Where do quotes come from?

Onchain, from the venue itself — hook quote functions for curves, the V3 quoter for pools. Every candidate venue gets quoted and the maximum amount out wins. There is no offchain price server to lie to you.

What are the fees?

The frontend adds nothing. Whatever a venue or settlement contract charges is already inside the quote you see — the amount out is the amount out. You additionally pay normal chain gas.

Why do I need an approval to sell?

Selling a token requires a one-time ERC-20 approval so the settlement contract can pull it. Buys are native ETH and need no approval. The approval tx is shown before you sign anything.

What slippage should I use?

Default is 1%. Fresh curves can be thin — if a trade reverts, raise it; if you get sandwiched, lower it. The quote always shows the venue it will settle on.

Which wallets work?

Any EIP-1193 injected wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, etc.). If you're on the wrong network, the app offers to add or switch to Robinhood Chain automatically.

Is it audited?

No. The contracts are deployed and verifiable on the explorer. Treat that as the source of truth and size your trades accordingly.

What is the mesh?

Every chain launched on the create coin gets a primary pool on SWO paired with ROBINHOODS, plus a thin pool against every prior chain's token — on both chains. N-th launch adds N pools; the graph grows quadratically. Thin pools + bridge latency mean spreads that can't be atomically arbed and never fully close, and every arb attempt burns gas in some chain's token. Full mechanism on the mesh page.

Why are mesh pools so thin?

On purpose. They're seeded with dust, so any real trade moves price and pools constantly disagree across chains. That disagreement is persistent arb surface — volume that burns gas on every chain it touches. Size your trades accordingly; the primary SWO pools on trade are the deep ones.

Who built this?

The wwrd.app crew. The index is public at /api/status, quotes are free at /api, and the venue count to beat is 14.