PrepaidLaunch a coin for any X handle. Every trade loads their card.
Name a handle when you launch and a prepaid card is issued in their name on the spot. Two percent of every buy and sell lands on it in dollars. The card stays frozen until they sign in with X, add it to Apple Pay, and go buy something with it.
Issued to the X handle named at launch. Loaded by trades of its coin on Robinhood Chain. Sign in with X to reveal the number and add this card to a wallet. Not transferable. No cash advance.
Look up a handle. The card might already be in their name.
Anyone can launch a coin for anyone. Most people come here to check whether someone already did it to them.
Sign in with X right here. Prepaid checks the handle, shows every load since the first trade, reveals the card number, and offers Add to Apple Pay and Google Pay. The balance is spendable within a minute.
Nobody has launched a coin for you. The card is issued on the first trade of the first coin that names your handle. You can be the one who launches it, or you can let the internet get there first.
Launch a coin, type their handle, done. You keep the coin. They get a card that gets a little heavier every time somebody trades, whether they ever look at it or not.
No fees on loads, no fees at checkout, no monthly fee, no minimum balance. The card is frozen until the handle signs in, and can be frozen again from the account page at any time. Balance never expires; the plastic renews every three years. Cash advance and ATM withdrawals are off. Cashing out to a wallet is always on.
Four steps. The split is written into the coin.
Set at launch, immutable after. Nobody can change it later, including us.
Name a handle
Launch on Pons, Robinhood Chain. Type any X handle. A prepaid card is issued in that handle's name in the same transaction, frozen, with a balance of zero.
Every trade pays in
Each buy and sell carries a 2% fee. 80% of it is converted to dollars and pushed to the card the moment the trade settles. 20% buys $PREPAID on the open market and burns it.
Sign in with X
The handle signs in once. The card unfreezes, the number is revealed, and Add to Apple Pay is one tap away. No wallet needed, no gas, no bridge.
Anywhere cards work
Coffee, flights, groceries, subscriptions. Online and in-store. Or press Cash out and the balance goes to any wallet on Robinhood Chain instead. Loads keep arriving either way.
There is no protocol share. Prepaid does not keep a cut of loads, of spending, or of cash-outs. Card issuing is paid for by interchange, the fee merchants already pay on every card transaction. The 20% buys $PREPAID with fees and burns it in the same block.
USDG in, dollars out
Fees arrive as USDG on Robinhood Chain and are redeemed to the card program one to one. The card balance is held with the issuer in dollars, so it spends like any prepaid card and is not exposed to the coin after it lands.
The card keeps filling
A frozen card is not a problem to solve. Loads accumulate in dollars in the handle's name, forever, with no expiry and no sweep. Some of the heaviest cards here have never been unfrozen.
The card doesn't
Trading can stop tomorrow. The dollars already loaded stay on the card and spend the same. The coin and the card are two different things; only one of them needs volume.
Handled like any card
A refund from a merchant lands back on the card. A dispute goes through the issuer the normal way. Nothing about the coin, the chain, or the launcher is visible to the merchant.
What a coin puts on the card.
Move the sliders. Loads are 1.6% of volume (80% of the 2% fee), in dollars, and the list shows what that actually buys.
The load total is what the coin puts on the card before it goes quiet. The list is the same number translated into things a person actually taps a card for. Most coins here trade for a few weeks. A card lasts three years and then renews.
Cards on the program.
Every card, every load and every cash-out is on-chain and public. Spending is not. Tap a row to open it above.
| Handle | Coin | Spent | Balance | Status |
|---|
$PREPAID is what the other 20% buys.
Fixed supply, no emissions, no treasury. Its only job is to be bought and burned by every trade on every coin.
| Token | Prepaid · $PREPAID |
| Chain | Robinhood Chain · chain id 4663 |
| Launchpad | Pons · graduates to Uniswap |
| Supply | 1,000,000,000 · fixed at launch · no emissions |
| Trade fee on launched coins | 2.00% · immutable |
| Split | 80% loaded to the card · 20% buy & burn $PREPAID |
| Load asset | USDG → USD with the card issuer, 1:1 |
| Card | Virtual prepaid debit · Apple Pay · Google Pay · physical on request |
| Claim | Sign in with X · unfreeze · reveal · add to wallet |
| Fees to the handle | None · loads, spend and cash-out are free |
| Expiry | Balance never · card renews every 3 years |
Cash-outs land where you say
Connect a wallet on Robinhood Chain to set where your cash-outs go and to see your $PREPAID balance once it is live. Connecting shares your address and nothing else; Prepaid never asks for a signature to read a balance.
Robinhood Wallet supports Robinhood Chain out of the box. MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet and OKX Wallet get the network added for you when you connect: chain ID 4663, ETH for gas, official RPC and explorer. Phone wallets connect by QR through WalletConnect.
Twenty percent of every fee on every coin is a market buy of $PREPAID followed by a burn. Volume anywhere on Prepaid is demand for the token, and the supply only goes down.
Prepaid holds nothing for itself. Loads belong to handles, balances belong to handles, and the buyback is burned rather than kept. There is no wallet to watch.
One billion at launch, all of it. No staking rewards, no team unlock, no vesting schedule to wait out. The only supply event left is the burn.
The balance on a card is dollars with a regulated issuer, not a token that trades. It cannot be rugged, bridged, or dumped. That is the whole point of putting it on a card.
Rollout.
Three stages. Nothing on this page is promised before its stage.
- Card lookup, load history and the spend calculator are live on this page.
- $PREPAID launches on Pons. The split is written into the launch contract before the first coin.
- Card program and Sign in with X are wired and audited before any card is unfrozen.
- Launch a coin for any handle from the Prepaid launch page.
- Cards issued at launch, loads landing within a minute of settlement.
- Apple Pay and Google Pay provisioning on claim. Public card pages with full load history.
- Physical cards on request, shipped to the handle.
- Joint cards: one coin, up to five handles, split written at launch.
- Handles from other networks once their sign-in can be verified on-chain.
The coin can go to zero. The card still buys lunch.
Issue one for someone who has never had a card in their name. Or check whether the internet already issued one for you.