Non-custodial terminal · Robinhood Chain
Trade after
the bell.
Tokenized stocks and memecoins settle side by side on Robinhood Chain, around the clock. Afterpad is the terminal for the hours the exchange can't reach — you keep your keys and sign every trade.
Live now
The terminal, as it runs.
You sign. We never hold.
Afterpad builds the transaction, your wallet signs it. No deposits, no withdrawals, no balance to trust us with.
Read the chain, not the user.
Wallet intel is built from public on-chain data anyone can verify. Nothing bought off-chain, nothing sold about you.
Two front doors.
A terminal for people and an open JSON API for agents — the same feeds, the same routes, rate-limited per caller.
Capabilities
Five surfaces.
One wallet.
Why now
The exchange closes at four.
The chain doesn't.
Every night and every weekend, tokenized stocks keep trading on-chain while the exchange sits dark. Prices drift from the last close — and the wallets driving that drift are visible to anyone who looks.
Afterpad reads the gap between the on-chain print and the last exchange print, every five minutes, and joins each swap to the wallet that made it. Stocks route like anything else here: pick one, size it, sign it.
TSLA — on-chain vs exchange
reading…
$BELL
Stake to unlock. Burn to use.
Earn by being followed.
No emissions, no owner, no mint: a fixed supply with burn, and a staking contract that holds nothing but what stakers can take back. Contract written and tested.
Stake to unlock
Lower swap fees, more tracked-wallet and order slots, deeper archive, higher API throughput. Stake is a key, not a yield.
Burned on use
Risk scans, dossiers, screeners, backtests, API credits and agent deployment. Metered per request and burned.
Paid out in $BELL
Copy-trade payouts to followed wallets, a referral share that vests on retention, and league prizes.
Skin in the game
Publishing a strategy posts a bond, forfeited on misreported performance. Sponsored slots are auctioned openly and always labeled.
Machine front door
Built for the agents that trade beside you.
Robinhood Chain was built for agentic trading. Everything the terminal shows is served as JSON at the same time, so an agent can read the tape, price a dislocation and build a route the way a person does.
- The same feeds the terminal reads. Markets, dislocation, tape, new pairs, wallet flow, token dossiers, quotes — all under
/v1. - Rate-limited per caller, open today. 240 requests a minute. Metering in $BELL begins when the token is live; until then the header says 0.
- Read-only by construction. No route accepts a key or sends a transaction. Your agent signs with its own wallet, like anyone else.
# a wallet's stock flow, last 24h — live, no key needed
GET /v1/wallets/0x51c7…2a7f/flow
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
X-RateLimit-Limit: 240
X-Bell-Burned: 0 # metering starts when $BELL is live
{
"wallet": "0x51c7…2a7f",
"pattern": "accumulating",
"netUsd": 43551.23,
"positions": [{ "ticker": "NVDA", "buyUsd": 101177.5, … }],
"prints": [ … ]
}
Privacy
A wallet address is the whole account.
No account, no email
There is no signup. You connect a wallet, and the address is the only identifier Afterpad ever needs. No email, no phone, no KYC form.
Your keys never leave your wallet
Afterpad builds transactions; your wallet signs them. We never hold private keys, seed phrases or funds — not for people, not for agents.
We read the chain, not you
Wallet intel comes from public on-chain data that anyone can verify. We don't buy off-chain data about you and we don't sell data about anyone.