$DCA · Robinhood Chain

The token that $DCA's itself.

Wall street stocks, automatically bought on-chain.

DCA is an execution protocol for Robinhood stock tokens. Pick a stock and a frequency; it buys for you on-chain and sends the stock directly to your wallet.

  • Non-custodial
  • Permissionless
  • Open source
My plans·3 activepreview
StockVaultPer buyBoughtNext buyDelivery
NVDANVDAWeekly$100.000.3973243d 23h 59mauto · wallet
AAPLAAPLDaily$50.000.26139723h 59m 59sauto · wallet
SPYSPYMonthly$250.001.10821018d 23h 59mauto · wallet
Robinhood Chainbest route: Uniswap V3non-custodial
Stock bought through DCA
Capital waiting to buy
Buys executed
Stock tokens listed

Why $DCA

One token. Three reasons it isn't just another ticker.

01 · The asset

Wall Street stocks, bought on-chain

Robinhood puts real stocks on-chain as tokens: NVDA, SPY, TSLA, GLD and many more. DCA buys them for you, on a schedule, at the best available price.

Every listed ticker · best price across Uniswap and Ramses
02 · The token

A token that DCAs into itself

Every buy pays a small fee to the protocol. The protocol uses its fees to buy $DCA back — on-chain, where anyone can check.

Fees in → $DCA out · verifiable on the explorer
03 · The product

Set it once. It lands in your wallet.

Pick a stock, a rhythm and an amount. Deposit once. From then on the vault buys for you and sends the stock to your wallet. Pause, top up or withdraw whenever you like.

From $10 per buy · pay in USDG or ETH · non-custodial

The flywheel

Fees in. $DCA out.

The buyback is not a treasury policy. It is a DCA plan — the same contract every user runs — whose stock is $DCA and whose deposits are the protocol's fees. It runs on the protocol's own rails, through the same approved routes, and every buy is on-chain. If the protocol is used, $DCA is bought.

Purchase fee, per buy + trading feesa fraction of every stock buy, and of every $DCA trade
→ Protocol treasury
Treasuryon the protocol's own rails, through approved pools only
→ Buys $DCA back
Route
USDG → $DCA
Every buybacka transaction on Robinhood Chain, not a tweet
On-chain, verifiable

Hold $DCA

Hold $DCA. Pay less.

No staking, no lock-ups. Perks read your wallet balance at the moment each buy executes — hold the token and they're on.

100,000 $DCAStocks delivered automatically. Fees halved.

Every buy lands in your wallet the moment it executes, no claiming, no claim fee — and your purchase fee is cut in half on every plan, in every vault.

Set the recipient to a cold wallet and never touch the app again.

The protocol

Three steps. Then it runs itself.

01

Pick a stock and a rhythm

NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, SPY, GLD and many more. Hourly, daily, weekly or monthly buys, and how much to spend each time (from $10).

02

Deposit once

Fund the plan with USDG, or with ETH and it converts to USDG on the spot. Top up or withdraw idle funds whenever you like — it never leaves your control.

03

It buys on the clock

Every epoch the vault pools everyone's buy, routes one swap at the best approved price and credits your share. Hold $DCA and it lands in your wallet automatically.

Vaults·one per rhythm
Hourlyfastest
every hour
The finest averaging there is: a small buy every hour, around the clock.
Start
Daily
every day
For people who never want to think about entry price again.
Start
Weeklypopular
every Monday
The classic pay-day cadence. One buy a week.
Start
Monthly
every 30 days
Bigger, rarer buys at the lowest fee.
Start
Robinhood Chainone pooled swap per epochnon-custodial

Boost optional · per plan

Your USDG normally waits days or weeks between buys. Boost lends it on Morpho Blue in the meantime and pulls it back automatically at every buy and withdrawal. No fee on the yield.

Boosted balances are a Morpho supply position and carry that market's risk.

USDG supply APY, live

Stocks

Every Robinhood stock token. On a schedule.

Ranked by on-chain market cap. When Robinhood lists a token, it can be added the same day.

FAQ

Straight answers.

What am I actually getting when I buy $DCA?+

A protocol token with two on-chain jobs. First, it is what the protocol's fees buy back, through a plan anyone can watch on the explorer — so protocol usage translates directly into on-chain demand for $DCA. Second, holding it changes how the product treats you: stock delivered to your wallet automatically, and half the purchase fee. It is not equity, not a dividend, and not a claim on any stock.

Where does the buyback money come from?+

From a small fee on every stock buy, and from trading fees on $DCA itself. Fees flow to the protocol treasury, which buys $DCA back on-chain through the same approved pools user plans use. Every buyback is a transaction you can find on the explorer.

What is a Robinhood stock token?+

An ERC-20 on Robinhood Chain that tracks the price of a listed stock or ETF. It gives you economic exposure to the underlying — not shares, voting rights or dividends. DCA buys them from public liquidity pools; it does not issue them.

Can the team change the fees, or take my funds?+

Fees can be adjusted by the owner, but only within a hard cap compiled into the contract. Nothing in the vault can move a user's balance except the user; pausing only stops new plans and new buys — withdrawing idle funds and claiming bought stock always work.

Who can use it?+

Robinhood stock tokens are not offered to US persons. This interface is unavailable in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and sanctioned regions. The contracts themselves are public and permissionless.

Is it audited?+

The code is open source and has been through two internal review rounds with regression tests for every finding. It has not yet had an external audit. Treat it as early software and only use funds you can afford to lose.

Is there a minimum?+

Each buy is at least $10, and a plan needs at least $10 to start or top up. That keeps dust plans from clogging the shared buy for everyone.

Two ways in.

Hold the token the protocol buys. Or run the plan the protocol runs. Or both.