FAQ
Do I need to stake or register to receive payouts?
No. Currently, holding the coin is sufficient. A balance participates from the first fee received after the balance is acquired.
Why have I not received a payout yet?
Auto-payout runs each UTC day and pays a wallet only when its accrued payout reaches the threshold. For USDC-quoted coins, the purchase round must also reach 100 USDC. You can claim at any time without a threshold.
In which stock will I be paid?
A USDC-quoted coin pays in the payout stock selected by its creator at launch. A stock-quoted coin pays in its quote stock.
Is the creator paid in stock?
No. The creator's 10% is paid in the coin's quote asset.
Can the 1% fee or its allocation change?
No. Both are fixed in the contracts and cannot be changed for a coin after launch.
Are stock tokens shares?
No. A stock token is backed 1:1 by a Robinhood Chain stock token held in the reserve vault. It does not confer shareholder rights.
How long does a mint take?
The contracts do not specify a completion time. It depends on the cross-chain route. You can cancel a queued mint 30 minutes after placing it.
How long does a redemption to Robinhood Chain take?
It depends on Ethereum and cross-chain bridge confirmations. The contracts do not guarantee a completion time, and it can take longer when Ethereum is congested or the bridge is delayed. A typical range will be published once it has been measured on mainnet.
Can I mint while the market is closed?
The site does not accept new mint or sell orders while the market for a stock is closed or trading in it is halted. Redemptions are not affected. An order submitted directly to the contract is executed at the Robinhood Chain pool price, which can differ materially from the last closing price. See Risks.
What is the maximum stock order?
$1,000 per mint order, after the service fee (raised from $250 on 2026-10-09 through the 48-hour governance path). The minimum is $20. Increases will be announced in advance and take effect no earlier than 96 hours after submission (the 48-hour timelock plus a further 48-hour delay).
Where can I find the contract addresses?
On the Developers page. See also Contracts and verification.
What are the risks of lending on /lend?
Suppliers carry bad-debt risk: if a liquidation recovers less than the debt, the shortfall falls on that market's suppliers, vault depositors included. Stock prices freeze while the US market is closed, so a Monday gap can move positions straight to the liquidation line. Withdrawals wait for free liquidity when a market is fully borrowed. Details: Lending.
Who runs the SolonLend price feed?
The protocol does, until a third-party stock feed exists on Arc. The oracle is immutable and Sourcify-verified; a migration would be a new market, announced in advance. The lending contracts themselves are Morpho's canonical deployment, not SolonPad code.
Who can use SolonPad?
SolonPad is not available in the United States, China, Japan, or sanctioned jurisdictions.