Live payments on Robinhood Chain

Pay anyone in stocks, by the second.

Stream TSLA, NVDA, USDG or ETH to any wallet, every second. An allowance, a wage, a subscription, a tip: it flows live, the recipient can withdraw any second, and you can top up, pause or stop.

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Built onSablier Flow
How it flows

Three steps, then it runs by itself

  1. Glowing pellets leaving the brass manifold through glass tubes
    01

    Pick an asset

    Tokenized stocks like TSLA, NVDA, AAPL or SPY, the USDG dollar, or ETH (wrapped for you).

    TSLANVDAAAPLUSDGETH

  2. The brass gauge on the machine, its needle showing dollars per second
    02

    Set a rate

    An amount per day, week or month, or a total over N days. It becomes a rate per second.

    5 USDG a week = 0.00000827 per second

  3. The hamster in the wheel while a tube end bursts with pellets
    03

    They withdraw any second

    The recipient takes whatever has flowed so far, whenever they like. You can top up, pause, resume or stop and take back the rest.

Live on Robinhood Chain

Every tube is a real stream

Open the board
Flowing right now– / second
Streams–
Active–
Recipients–
What people stream

Money that moves like time does

Verifiable

Built on Sablier Flow

Every stream is a Sablier Flow v3 stream: an audited contract that is already live on Robinhood Chain. NIBBLEWAGE writes no stream contract of its own. The funds sit in the Flow contract, not with us.

  • Every stream is an NFT you can see in Sablier's own app.
  • Every create, top up, withdraw, pause and stop is a public transaction.
  • NIBBLEWAGE takes no fee. You pay gas, and Sablier's small ETH fee when the recipient withdraws.
Flow contract 0x6A99…a922 Sablier app Who holds the funds
After launch

Holder perks

Hold and the app unlocks a few extras. Streams stay plain Sablier streams either way.

  • Hamster skinsOutfits for the hamster on your stream pages, seen by sender and recipient.
  • CSV payrollStart many streams in one transaction from a spreadsheet.
  • Telegram alertsA ping when a stream is about to run dry or has something to withdraw.
  • Vanity linkA short name for your stream page instead of a number.
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