OWNERLESS • IMMUTABLE • ON-CHAIN

LOCK YOUR TOKENS.

Create transparent ERC-20 time locks for Robinhood Chain. Once the production contract is connected, lock terms will be enforced directly on-chain without an administrator, custody server, or early-withdrawal mechanism.

ROBINHOOD CHAIN 0% PROTOCOL FEE PLANNED FIXED BENEFICIARY PUBLIC LOCK RECORDS

Create Token Lock

Define the token, beneficiary, amount and permanent unlock time.

Token contract ERC-20 address

Beneficiary wallet Cannot be changed later

Token amount Exact amount

TOKEN

Unlock date & time Local time

Token Not connected

Decimals —

Wallet balance —

Allowance —

Beneficiary Not entered

Amount Not entered

Local unlock Not selected

UTC unlock Not selected

⚠ Permanent lock confirmation

Enter the lock details above to review the permanent transaction terms.

I understand that a production lock cannot be cancelled, shortened, or redirected after confirmation.

1. APPROVE Exact required token amount

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2. CREATE LOCK Permanent on-chain terms

Contract Security

Production deployment details.

SEC

Network Robinhood Chain Mainnet

Contract Pending independent deployment

Administration None planned

Protocol fee 0% planned

Verification Available after deployment

0 Admin keys

0% Planned fee

1 Beneficiary

∞ Public inspection

How It Works

Intentionally simple.

01 Choose token + beneficiary

02 Approve only the lock amount

03 Create immutable lock

04 Beneficiary withdraws at maturity

Withdraw Matured Lock

Production mode will read the lock first and enable withdrawal only for the eligible beneficiary.

Lock ID On-chain record

No lock loaded.

LOCK #— CONTRACT PENDING

Beneficiary —

Token —

Amount —

Unlock time —

Inspect Any Lock

Public inspection will require no connected wallet.

Lock ID Public record

Enter a Lock ID to inspect its immutable record.

LOCK #— CONTRACT PENDING

Depositor —

Beneficiary —

Token contract —

Original amount —

Created —

Unlock —

Status Contract not connected

Permanent lock: A production lock cannot be cancelled or shortened. The beneficiary cannot be changed. Only lock standard, non-rebasing ERC-20 tokens. Always make a small test lock before committing a significant amount. Smart-contract verification improves transparency but is not a guarantee that software is free of every possible bug.