Turn on Robinhood Chain
In Phantom: Settings → Active networks → turn on Robinhood Chain (update Phantom if it's missing). Then tap Connect wallet here and pick Phantom.
Phantom connects with its EVM (0x) address, the one that holds what you buy here. If it answers that Robinhood Chain is off, the network is still turned off in Phantom: turn it on and connect again.
Buy with SOL
You don't need ETH first. On a token's page, bond in its sale or buy it once it's live:
- Pick an amount. The button shows what you pay in SOL before anything happens.
- Approve the SOL payment in Phantom. Relay, a separate bridge, delivers the ETH to your 0x address on Robinhood Chain.
- Approve the bond or the buy in Phantom once the ETH is there. Nothing goes out without your approval; until then the ETH waits in your wallet.
Each step is its own approval in Phantom, and the page says which one it is waiting for.
Back to SOL
Two ways, both from your 0x address:
- Sell the token on its page for ETH, then use Send ETH to Solana as SOL on your Portfolio. Relay sends SOL to the Solana address you pick.
- Or redeem it for the real token on Solana (on its page, under Redeem), and swap that in Phantom.
A pool stake from a bond stays at your 0x address: it keeps earning there, and only tokens and ETH go back to Solana.
Where your tokens and bonds are
At the 0x address that sent the bond or the buy. In Phantom that is the account's EVM address, not its Solana address. The site's wallet menu shows it in full while Phantom is connected.
- The tokens from a sale, and the tokens you buy, are sent to that address.
- The pool stake belongs to that address, and its share of the pool's fees is paid only to it.
- Paying with SOL doesn't change this: Relay sends the ETH to that 0x address, and that address bonds. The SOL leaves your Solana address; nothing of the bond is kept there.
Connect the same account and Portfolio shows everything at it.
If you leave Phantom
You keep your tokens, bonds and pool stake by opening the same 0x address in another wallet. How depends on how the Phantom account was made. Check this before you bond, not after.
An account with a recovery phrase
Importing that recovery phrase into MetaMask or Rabby should show the same 0x address. We are still confirming this with a test import, so compare the address the other wallet shows with the one in the site's wallet menu. If they differ, don't rely on the other wallet yet.
Type a recovery phrase only into a wallet app you installed yourself, never into a website. This site will never ask for it.
An account made with Google or Apple
Phantom manages these accounts and there is no recovery phrase to import. Check in Phantom whether you can move the account to another wallet before you bond; if you can't, keep access to Phantom.
A Ledger account
The account lives on the Ledger. You recover it with the Ledger, in any wallet that supports it.
An account imported from a Solana private key
It has no 0x address, so it can't bond. Connect MetaMask or Rabby to bond instead.
If Phantom drops the chain
Phantom has stopped supporting chains before. If it stops supporting Robinhood Chain, your tokens, bonds and pool stake stay where they are, at your 0x address. Open that account in MetaMask or Rabby as above, connect it here, and claim as before.
Checking a payment on Relay
When you pay with SOL, the site links to that payment on relay.link, Relay's own site, which this site doesn't control. Relay is a separate bridge, not part of Relaunch.
- Check that the ETH goes to your 0x address on Robinhood Chain.
- If the ETH hasn't arrived, the same page shows whether Relay filled the order or sent the SOL back to the address that paid.
- Before you approve a payment, Phantom should name relaunch.capital. If it names any other site, reject.