FAQ
Short answers to the questions people ask most about recurring buys on Riprr.
You choose a token, an amount and a schedule. Riprr buys that amount for you every hour, day, week or month, at the best available price, and sends the tokens to your wallet. Buying on a schedule is also called dollar-cost averaging (DCA): you spread your entry over time instead of trying to time the market.
Any ERC-20 token with liquidity on Robinhood Chain: stock tokens like NVDA, TSLA, AAPL or SPY, ETH, cbBTC, and other tokens you can find by name or paste by address. You pay with USDG or ETH.
In the Riprr vault contract on Robinhood Chain, recorded under your plan. Only your wallet can withdraw it, at any time, even if the app is paused. Every token bought is sent straight to your wallet.
0.30% of each order, taken in the token you pay with. Gas for each buy is included. Once the Riprr token is live, holders will pay 0.15%. The contract caps the fee at 1%. Swaps also pay the pool fees of their route, like any trade.
5 USDG or 0.002 ETH per order. Orders can run every hour up to once a year, for as many orders as you want or until the funds run out.
Set a max price. When the price is above it, that order is skipped and the plan waits for the next one. Nothing is spent on a skipped order.
Yes. Pause, resume, edit the amount, schedule or max price, add funds, or withdraw your unspent balance whenever you want.
No. Robinhood stock tokens give economic exposure to a stock. They are not shares and carry no shareholder rights.
Not yet. The contracts are tested, including on a mainnet fork with real routes, but they are not audited. Start with amounts you are comfortable losing.
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