Ussetpad — Send ETH to usernames on Robinhood Chain

How it works

Three steps from handle to paid.

Set it up once. After that, anyone who knows your name can pay you — no address to copy, nothing new to learn.

01

Claim your name

Connect MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet and pick a username. Your wallet signs a free message that proves the name is yours.
02

Link your identities

Add the handles your audience already knows, so they can find you as x:nova or twitch:nova_live.
03

Get paid in ETH

Payments land straight in the wallet linked to your name. Share one link — ussetpad/@you — anywhere.

Pay a name, not a string of hex.

Without Ussetpad

0x23e7C43D22959757f29187dC194C326cBb9403b7

Copy 42 characters exactly, every time
Paste the wrong one and the ETH is gone
A different string for every wallet you own

With Ussetpad

@nova

The name your audience already knows
Looked up in the registry before you pay
Works with X, Twitch and Discord handles too

Benefits

Built for creators who get paid everywhere.

One ETH balance

Tips from X, subs from Twitch, thanks from Discord — all arrive as ETH in the same wallet.

Any identity

Link X, Twitch, Discord, YouTube, Kick and TikTok handles to one name.

Straight to your wallet

Ussetpad never holds your money. Every payment goes wallet to wallet on Robinhood Chain.

Fast and cheap

Robinhood Chain confirms a transfer in seconds, and the gas usually costs well under a cent.

Bring ETH from anywhere

Move ETH in from Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Optimism right inside Ussetpad, bridged by LI.FI.

One link, one QR

Put ussetpad/@you in your bio, or show the QR on stream. It opens the payment ready to go.

42

Characters in a wallet address

1

Name to remember instead

6

Platforms you can link

0

ETH Ussetpad holds for you

Security

Your wallet. Your money.

Ussetpad is a name registry, not a bank. It points your name at your wallet — and only your wallet can change that.

01
Signed by your wallet
A name is only created or changed with a fresh signature from the wallet it pays to. No passwords to steal.
02
Non-custodial
Payments move wallet to wallet. Ussetpad never touches, holds or freezes funds.
03
Checked before you pay
You see the name, its linked handles and the wallet before approving anything in your own wallet.
04
Open on-chain
Every payment is a public Robinhood Chain transaction you can look up on Blockscout.

FAQs

Questions, answered.

What do I need to get started?

An Ethereum wallet such as MetaMask, Rabby or Coinbase Wallet. Ussetpad adds Robinhood Chain to it for you. To send, you need some ETH on Robinhood Chain; to receive, you only need a name.

Does it cost anything?

Claiming a name is free — your wallet signs a message, and no money moves. Sending costs only Robinhood Chain gas, usually well under a cent. Ussetpad adds no fee.

How do I get ETH onto Robinhood Chain?

Open Receive and use “Bring ETH”: pick Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum or Optimism and an amount. LI.FI bridges it to your wallet on Robinhood Chain, usually within a few minutes.

Does Ussetpad hold my money?

No. Payments go directly from the sender's wallet to yours. Ussetpad only stores which wallet a name points to, and a log of payments made through it.

What if someone links my X or Twitch handle?

Handles are added by the name's owner and are not verified with the platform. That's why Ussetpad warns when you pay through a handle, and always shows the name and wallet before you approve. A handle can only be linked to one name at a time.

Can I change my handles later?

Yes. Open Claim with the same wallet, update your handles and sign again. One wallet owns one name.

Claim your name before someone else does.

It takes a minute and costs nothing. Then share one link and get paid in ETH.

Claim your name Send ETH

Send ETH to usernames and claim them on X, Discord, Twitch and other creator identities.

Three steps from handle to paid.

Claim your name

Link your identities

Get paid in ETH